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To: tejek who wrote (138882)	8/19/2001 1:59:42 PM
From: TimF	Respond to of 1576613

I just saw an American bald eagle at a Seattle lake.... The only other time I had this kind of reaction was when I was surfing and a dolphin jumped repeatedly over my board. Cool

To: tejek who wrote (138882)	8/20/2001 2:52:20 AM
From: d[-_-]b	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1576613

tejek, re: I just saw an American bald eagle at a Seattle lake.... There's a few in my back yard (lake St. Clair, Olympia, WA), along with three Osprey families and my daughter pointed out a very large owl as we were trolling for trout tonight. Caught a 13 and a 15 inch trout and one small bass. Also hooked and nearly landed a 20+ inch Kokanee, got it right up to the boat (everyone saw it) and bang it was gone. At dinner tonight, while eating my catch I kept thinking how nice that kokanee would have looked on the table. Oh, eagle stories - they're really fun to watch dive bombing for trout after the State fish and game department drops 20,000+ 8-10 inch fish into the lake every spring. These plants (trout) are really disoriented and hang around on the surface, the eagles come in from all over to get a seat at the buffet line. Treetop space around the lakes edges gets a little tight. Go to Klamath Falls Oregon sometime, they have literally hundreds of them flying around. It's quite a sight. ci.klamath-falls.or.us largest northern US population of wintering Bald Eagles PS: In case you like hunting with a camera: klamathnwr.org