Tuesday, June 30, 2020

The Harpy

We watched a nature show on PBS about the Harpy Eagle, which lives in Central & South America. It is the biggest and strongest eagle. So of course I had to take pictures of the T.V., because it impressed me so much.





Look at it's size beside this man!!


“For even young people tire and drop out, young folk in their prime stumble and fall. But those who wait upon God get fresh strength. They spread their wings and soar like eagles, they run and don’t get tired, they walk and don’t lag behind.
Isaiah 40

21 comments:

Nancy Chan said...

Very majestic and impressive eagle. Beautiful head feathers and scary looking claws.

Hootin Anni said...

...and I missed this program? Dang! How incredible.

Ann said...

He is husge. I've seen that picture of the eagle with the man. Those talons are really something.

Rose said...

Those eagles are huge!

George said...

That is one huge eagle!

Jeanette said...

Wow! That is a big eagle and a little scary looking! But beautiful and impressive too!

MadSnapper said...

I have heard the word Harpy all my life because that's what they call women who act ugly and act like witches! And also they have harpies on Old building's. But I had no idea that there were real live harpies this is absolutely amazing and I loved photo number 3 and I thought what a beautiful ugly bird and then when I saw the size of it oh my amazing I'm so glad you posted these pictures.

Chatty Crone said...

Thank you for the lesson on the lesson on the Harpy Eagle - I did not know they existed. They are huge. As is their beak and claws - very interesting. Powerful.

Tamago said...

What a magnificent creature. The photo taken with a man amazed me. They are really, really huge! Wow! The mane (?) is gorgeous!

Beside a babbling brook... said...

Wow!!! What an amazing bird!!!!!!

Have never seen such, even in pictures or on tv. Would love to find that show!!!!!

Just amazing!!!!

photowannabe said...

That guy looks scary.
I saw one at our local zoo a few years ago.
I will have to look it up and post it sometime in the future.

The Feminine Energy said...

Holy toledo!!!!!! That is one sizable eagle. I didn't thoroughly appreciate the size of it until the man was sitting next to it. Amazing!! Thank you for posting about this beautiful bird, Ginny. Love, Andrea xoxo

Ruth Hiebert said...

I have watched some shows on that eagle as well. They are huge.

Shug said...

Oh wow....how majestic is this . Those talons are huge. very interesting and unique.

Beside a babbling brook... said...

Thank you so much, for returning my visit, to your blog. And for leaving a comment.

You asked where I live. In the upper NE. Far away from the "Lost City" of NYC, thankfully.

Buttercup said...

What beautiful pictures! I'm going to have to find this program. I've joined a birder group and hope to learn a lot more about them. Take care!

DeniseinVA said...

Oh wow, such an incredible bird. I have seen photos of them but none that give the perspective of size. Thank you for sharing these Ginny. I hope they repeat that program sometime.

The Happy Whisk said...

Amazing bird. I have done that too, taken pictures of the something that way. I love the look of the bird. Feel bad that it is not a free bird though. But stunning bird.

Tiny Toadstool Cottage said...

That is an amazing bird. I can see why they named them after the harpy - they look almost human in some of the photos. My son and I love birds of prey so we are looking for that documentary to find out more.

CheerfulMonk said...

Wow! I'm so glad you thought to take pictures of it. I wouldn't have.

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