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During Roscoe’s daily search of Oyster Landing for a squirrel or bird he can catch, he discovered something that was bigger than a seagull.
We mentioned just yesterday how Roscoe is forever searching for a slow squirrel or seagull in the hopes of becoming acquainted. When we arrived at Oyster Landing yesterday afternoon on our daily walk, a bird was standing at water’s edge. And he didn’t seem in a big hurry to fly away.
After a little consideration, Roscoe decided the best course of action was not to try to meet the bird. Two reasons. One, the bird already seemed a little preoccupied with his own dinner. And, two, he was nearly as tall as Roscoe.
And then he flew away.
P.S. – For those wondering, no, we never get near the wildlife. Okay, fine, we might have chased a squirrel or two who has entered our yard, but Hu-Dad says the wild birds are off limits. Especially when they are big.
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They are pretty intrigued with that eagle.
Great shot of the Eagle. Beautiful area you now walk in.
Awesome photo!!! yes Roscoe-that bird is one you NEVER want to mess with PLUS they are endangered! Good job Hu-Dad!
Beautiful photo! The HokiePack believes they are fierce hunters as well. Lol