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To: CWolf who wrote (8866)6/11/2006 5:28:08 PM
From: Honor First  Respond to of 26417
 
All your answers were more than satisfactory... in fact... quite enlightening. It seems eagles are intuitively smarter than we are. It appears, from your answer, that eagles know immediately whether another eagle is male or female. Perhaps it is easier because they don't have earrings on their beaks or eyelids :)



To: CWolf who wrote (8866)6/17/2006 11:48:39 AM
From: E'Lane  Respond to of 26417
 
Females are bigger and fiercer looking... sort of like my wife, except for the bigger and fiercer part. :)

I'm telling!

Did you get moved? Are we neighbors yet?
Welcome to the neighborhood, BB! (makes it easier to "tell" on you to Mrs. Wolf!)


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