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Index of Subjects Do let us know Helene. Helene Van Doninck wrote: > Hi all, > > Was just on the phone with a gentleman in Cape Breton who experienced > something yesterday that few of us will ever see. To make a long story > short, he had 2 mature bald eagles locked together in his yard for HOURS! >>From the story Im assuming they locked in the sky, fell, and then because > both of them were no doubt struggling they couldnt/wouldnt let go. Each were > wounded and the home owner tried to separate them..carefully...but I know > his presence probably made them just grip each other more tightly. Once they > separated, one flew off weakly and the other ran into the woods, i enquired > about wing injuries but difficult to tell. He will watch for them and let me > know if one is grounded. > > Its funny, the veterinarian/rehabilitator side of me was > thinking.....wow....poor birds....are either of them hurt, and can I help? > The naturalist/bird geek side of me was thinking COOL!....so amazing to see > that and did you get a picture ( no he didnt..I asked)! > > Will let you know if I hear more. I generally try not to interfere with > natural behaviours, but if one is injured I will certainly try to help. > > :) > > Helene > > Helene Van Doninck DVM > Cobequid Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre > RR#1 Brookfield Nova Scotia Canada B0N1C0 > hvandoninck@eastlink.ca > www.cwrc.net > 1-902-893-0253 > >
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