Maxmosbey
Final Approach
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I need to get serious.
I'm just thinking that unless wind turbines are attracting bald eagles and somehow provoking them to commit suicide, to me this is a good indication that there are getting to be a lot of them around. I know that we have a lot of wind turbines in Iowa, and over the last couple of decades we have seen more and more bald eagles. I don't think that the two are related in any way, but when I was a kid we had to go to the zoo to see them. Now several of them live on the river right here in town. Just one more thing, if you happen to hit one with your car, can you be held responsible?
http://news.yahoo.com/study-wind-farms-killed-67-eagles-5-years-160226373.html
http://news.yahoo.com/study-wind-farms-killed-67-eagles-5-years-160226373.html