I just returned from a morning neighborhood walk, battling the wind, sleet, rain and snow. I was positive there would be no raptors flying in this crapass weather. However, first I saw a RED-TAILED HAWK spiraling about, looking for a thermal (hah!). Then 10 ring-billed gulls in a kettle, which I could believe. Finally, an adult GOLDEN EAGLE flapped and glided 100' over my head at the corner of Boiceville and Central Chapel Rds. Unbelievable! Where there's a will, there's a way.
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