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holstein13
Mar 23, 2016Explorer
J-Rooster wrote:I've got hundreds of trees on our property and can easily see which ones are stronger than the others and less likely to blow over. I'm sure a bald eagle that depends on their nest can do a better job than me. It's not that tough. Trees surrounded by other trees are usually better protected as well.
Please explain this to me! I was working in S.E. Alaska and we were hit by a terrible windstorm. Lots of trees blew over. Every tree that had a Bald Eagle Nest Tree Sign (do not disturb) on it posted by the U.S.F.S. did not blow over and they were giant Sitka Spruce Trees. The other giant Sitka Spruce Trees blew over. How did those Bald Eagles know the trees they picked for there nest wouldn't blow over?
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