. Wilson's American Ornithologie [microform]: mit Ergänzungen einschließlich der Vögel beschrieben von Audubon, Bonaparte, Nuttall, &Amp; Richardson. Ornithologie; Vögel; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. 390 WHITE-headed, oder BA1, D EAGLE. I. gut erhaltene Haut der Weißkopfseeadler, das, von seinen opp. ftrance, und der Hinweis, dass es begleitet, scheint gehörte eine veij gewaltige einzelnen o haben. "Es war shoV sagt Herr Gardiner, "letzte Win-ter auf dieser Insel, und wog 13 Pfund; gemessene drei Füße in iencnh und sieben von Spitze zu Spitze der erweiterten Flügeln; wurde ex-t^ emely Kraft suchen.

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. Wilson's American ornithology [microform] : with additions including the birds described by Audubon, Bonaparte, Nuttall, & Richardson. Ornithology; Birds; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. 390 WHITE-HEADED, OR BA1, D EAGLE. I. well preserved skin of the Bald Eagle, which, from its opp. ftrance, and the note that accompanied it, seems to have belonged o a veij formidable individual. "It was shoV says Mr. Gardiner, "last win- ter on this island, and weighed thirteen pounds ; measured three feet in iencnh, and seven from tip to tip of the expanded wings ; was ex- t^emely force looking; though wounded vvould turn his back to no one iLtenedhis claws into the head of a dog, and was with dilh- cult; disengaged. I have ridden on horseback within five or six rods ofoLwhoTbvhis bold demeanor, raismg his featliers, &c. seemed wilUng to d spute the ground with its owner. The crop of the present was full of mutton, fro^m my part blood Merinos ! and his >ntesUnes contiiined feathers, which he probably devoured with a Duck, or Win- ter Gull, as I observed an entire loot and leg of some water towl. i had two killed previous to this, which weighed ten pounds avoirdupois *^The intrepidity of character, mentioned above, may be further illustrated by the following fact, which occurred a few years ago, jiear Great Egg Harbor, New Jersey:- A woman, who happened to be weeding in the garden, had set her child down near to amuse itself while she was at work; when a sudden and extraordinary rushing sound, and a scream fron> her child, alarmed her, and, starting up, she beheld the infimt thrown down, and dragged some few feet, and a large Bald Eagle bearing ofi" a fragment of its frock, which being the only part seized, and giving way, providentially saved the life of tlie infant , , , . â , ^ ^ £⢠^- The appetite of the Bald Eagle, though habituated to long fasting, is of the most voracious, and often the most indelicate kind. Fish, when he can obtain then., are pref

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