7/14/07: White Tailed Sea Eagle at Warwick
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lol! where do you want me to start... falconry has been around for atleast 4000 years, thanks to falconry we still have wild birds of prey in Britain and thank to falconry you pay less tax as planes crash/loose engines less. A horse is ment to run free - yet we sit on their back, breed them OUR petty standards and turn them into our devices! Falconry takes bird out of the wild, and they are effectivly still part of the cian except they just trust a human enough to co-operate!
hannerbe 3 years ago
conservation...
Karltheslayerfan 3 years ago
A falcon was born to fly free, not be restrained to an upright log. Look at him. He's lost what it means to be free. It's evil and wrong I hate the way people do that.
Jennstan135 4 years ago
it not chained, its tethered. Chains would hurt the eagle if it bated - bring it up short too fast. The leather and rope reduce this. An quick illustration of falconry.
hannerbe 4 years ago 2
Why on earth would they chain down a bird?!
Jennstan135 4 years ago
its chained there? that sad...
eyesofatragedyke 4 years ago
oh so pretty! i wish i could ave seen one!
greenlife7 4 years ago 2
That is one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen. love birds<3
inapotamus 4 years ago 2
Amazing! It is sweet!
Danapotter16 4 years ago 2
Wow! That's amazing!
JsBaby4evas 4 years ago 2