Jerry Blinn wrote:

>
To the prey, the Harrier is invisible until he "pops" over the top of the=

grass.
Then it's too late for the prey to do anything. It's a great strategy in
that
environment - stealth bomber, because he's so low. =

>

Thank you, thank you, Jerry. This explains a lot. Since I give
presentations with the Bird Treatment & Learning Centers educational
harrier, I will add this tidbit to the spiel.

Chris Maack
Bird Treatment & Learning Center
Anchorage, AK
CMaack at compuserve.com