[TN-Bird] Clarksville neighborhood Bald Eagle

While leaving my neighborhood this morning to go to work, I noticed a "Turkey 
Vulture" winging its way over my street, only this "vulture" had a white tail 
and head! It was an adult Bald Eagle! I live in the city limits, with farm 
land behind me. The Cumberland river is about 4 miles away. I was pleasantly 
shocked. This bird was flying southwest towards downtown! I wonder who else may 
have seen it today. Not a bad neighborhood bird!
With Sage Thrasher, McGillivrays Warbler, Vermillion Flycatcher, and Pacific 
Loons around us this fall and then this-I wouldn't be surprised to see pigs 
fly soon! Keep your eyes open-you never know what you'll see in this great 
hobby 
of ours!

Mike O'Malley
Clarksville, TN


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