While dropping off a nephew near Seward Park and driving some side streets
an eagle flew down into somebodies fenced back yard!, Actually did a power
dive sort of flight down below a fence. I pulled up the car and waited for a
bit, but no sign of the bird, but my view was blocked by the fence. Then a
cat was seen scrambling over the fence, down and into some thick shrubbery.
I did not see the eagle again but I have never heard of them hunting house
cats in suburbia before so it might have just been a coincidence, although
if I were a cat and a big giant black bad ass bird landed in my backyard,
I'd scram too and probably swear off hunting birds forevermore. Therapy
might be required.


Rob Sandelin
Naturalist, Writer
The Environmental Science School
http://www.nonprofitpages.com/nica/SVE.htm
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