We finally gritted our teeth and made the climb up Hay Bluff (the short direct route) and were greeted by spectacular views all round - I'm sure I could see the London Eye or was it the effects of the climb and altitude sickness? There were a number of para-gliders and a pair of buzzards keeping them company but the most spectacular visitor was Cossack, a Steppe Eagle,(this link really is worth a look) who his new owner was teaching to fly with the para-gliders. To see him soar and then stoop down to his handler was amazing.
Tuesday, 11 September 2007
Where eagles dare...
We finally gritted our teeth and made the climb up Hay Bluff (the short direct route) and were greeted by spectacular views all round - I'm sure I could see the London Eye or was it the effects of the climb and altitude sickness? There were a number of para-gliders and a pair of buzzards keeping them company but the most spectacular visitor was Cossack, a Steppe Eagle,(this link really is worth a look) who his new owner was teaching to fly with the para-gliders. To see him soar and then stoop down to his handler was amazing.
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