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Wednesday, March 2, 2011

"Keep monkeying around - I'll snatch your sorry [donkey]!" The largest and the most powerful raptor found in the Americas: The American Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja). WWF Maximum cards/ maxicards/ dorincards about Guyana.

The largest and the most powerful raptor found in the Americas: The American Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja).
Look at the stamp from the maximum card in the lower left - do you see who has been monkeying around?
Actions have consequences. Lack of awareness got punishment. 



"What is a bird of prey?

  • Bird of prey is a loose term often applied to the eagle, kite, hawk and even sometimes the owl
  • Typically have curved beak, curved talons and good eyesight for finding prey
  • Raptor is sometimes used specifically to describe birds that seize warm-blooded animals during the day" http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-12634698

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6 comments:

  1. Loved the photographs - always so lovely to see such on ABC Wednesday - thanks for participating.
    Denise
    ABC Team

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  2. There are a number of people from Guyana who have ended up in Schenectady, NY, not far from Albany.

    ROG, ABC Wednesday team

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  3. I don't know very much about bird names, I only see their beauty.
    Gattina
    ABC team

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  4. Very interesting.

    Please visit my first ABC entry, thank you and nice to meet you through ABC.

    I am now your follower, will you follow my blog too?

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  5. Love them raptors, so scarey too!

    ;-)WBW

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  6. Thanks Dorincard!
    I am interested and supportive of your call out to share the beauty. I know you have worked the philatelic angle well though I'm not sure how that translates into a wide viewership. My photos are cropped for the parameters of the blog but the file sizes are quite large. I don't fancy them as being so extraordinary that they could be developed as an income source. There are REALLY good picture-takers out there struggling to do that. My pictures are copyrighted to me by virtue of the fact that I clicked them and have a little blurb at the bottom of the page declaring as much. However, I try to keep my blog as easy to steal from as possible. That's how I contribute! Need a screen saver? Come and get it.

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