Wednesday, July 19, 2017
PART III: SO much to talk about, but first...
RECAP: I've been busy with a few projects, one is doing recap videos of the D.C. Eagle Cam eaglets, Honor and Glory. Honor hasn't been seen since July 13, 2017, and while some think she simply has migrated, many of us think that's a little too soon. But... the eagles do things on their time, so we really don't know. I've included sound bites of her vocals, as well as Glory's vocals on his video (will post shortly). They're two very different eagles with their own unique and distinct personalities. Honor had to be rescued rather early on, which meant they did a DNA test and discovered she's a female. This was no real surprise to me since she had overtly female traits (about 30% larger than her sibling, close to her mom's size, very large feet, larger, thicker beak, etc.).
I also made a video for both of them, which I will also post.
D.C. Eagle Cam, 2017: Honor and Glory. How do you tell the apart? Honor is larger, has a larger beak, lighter colored feathers, bigger feet, and distinctly different vocals from Glory... who's vocals are higher pitched. Going to miss these two.
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