Eagles
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- January
- 25
One of the perks of a cold, snowy winter are the bald eagles that flock south to the Lower Hudson Valley in search of open water and fish. This winter, so far, has been a bit of a bust, according to some eagle watchers. But who knows . . . things could pick up in the coming weeks if the cold weather keeps up.
One person who hasn’t been bemoaning the lack of eagles is Putnam Lake resident Kelly Adams. Check out my colleague Marcela Rojas’ story in today’s paper on Adams and her personal eagle-palooza. She sent Marcela a few photos of her visitors, one of which appears above.
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on Thursday, January 25th, 2007 at 11:26 am by Mike Risinit.
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