Posted by Burnie on October 14, 2007 at 19:05:29 from (203.25.140.97):
In Reply to: Yesterday was great posted by Walt Davies on October 14, 2007 at 11:51:39:
I was planting sorghum one time and noticed a wedge-tail eagle gliding around over the next strip, just minding it's own business. After a while a couple of crows flew over and decided to have a bit of fun dive bombing the eagle and generally annoying it. The fun, however, came to a sudden halt when the eagle flipped on it's side, shot out it's claws and grabbed one of the crows. The crow must have complained a bit because suddenly his mates were flying in from all points of the compass. There must of been over 100 of them milling around the eagle, who by this time was on the ground enjoying a spot of lunch. Gives a new meaning to the expression "eating crow".
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