Saw a Headless Pigeon this Morning
11-10-09, 01:03 PM
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The working end of a hawk is a fearsome tool. I once scared one that was down on the ground on an MTB trail. He took of, with prey, but struggled to maintain flight and handle the load.
Bird dropped half a rabbit -- a perfect cut. You couldn't have done it better with a big, sharp nice.
Bird dropped half a rabbit -- a perfect cut. You couldn't have done it better with a big, sharp nice.
11-10-09, 03:41 PM
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Now I want some
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Once in Seattle I came across a pigeon smashed on the road.
No blood or guts. Just perfectly squashed flat like a pressed flower.
I kind of wish I had my camera.
No blood or guts. Just perfectly squashed flat like a pressed flower.
I kind of wish I had my camera.
11-12-09, 03:21 PM
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I keep wanting to say "Headless Horseman" when I see this title ...
