Comment from Joan E.

Excellent

Thanks for reminding me that Tab that's me created this form. I also am amazed about your stop-action photographs and your saluting the Raptor Center of Minnesota. I admired your rhymes as well. Cheers- Joan

 Comment Written 17-Dec-2014

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reply by the author on 18-Dec-2014

Thank you Joan. It was a thrilling event to capture.

Comment from patcelaw

Excellent

A wonderful poem about this majestic bird being released back into the wild. It is people who care about these creatures that they may be saved for future generations to see and enjoy. Blessings Patricia

 Comment Written 17-Dec-2014

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reply by the author on 17-Dec-2014

Thank you Pat. It is one of the non-profit organizations that i support, along with PBS and Salvation Army.

reply by patcelaw on 17-Dec-2014

I want to express my thanks for your support of the Salvation Army. In 1957 i was in the Salvation Army hoe for unwed mothers at Christmas and had it not been for the Red kettle donations, I would not have received a gift that year. I still remember the girt, it was a personal grooming package, a come, brush and some make-up. BTW my family all knew where I was and yet I didn't get a card or a phone call from any of them. I had the child on Jan 11, 1958 and released him for adoption, I found him when he was 35 years old and he thanked me for not aborting him, which is what my family wanted me to do.

Comment from Kingsland

Excellent

Where I live here in Western New York we have eagles, hawks and falcons. I see them every now and again. They are quite a site to see. I also have Owls living on my property. These birds of prey are magnificent creatures. I enjoyed reading this poem and the subsequent notes that followed it. Both were well written and informing... John

 Comment Written 17-Dec-2014

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reply by the author on 17-Dec-2014

Thank you John. Sounds lovely there. Yes they are magnificent. I am familiar with western Ny. Been to Buffalo and Owego many times, having worked for Lockheed Martin.