GoatSass Farm

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The fog light at dawn thickened completely hiding the nest tree after a while. A couple hours after sunrise the fog lifted and it was a beautiful spring like day. It was nice also to see the Osprey and a Peregrine Falcon return below Kentucky Dam. Worked on the farm the rest of the day. A pleasure to be outdoors with only a shirt on and working up a sweat…

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It has sort of been my job the past years in the winter to observe eagles. Eagles here are a consistent subject through the winter months. Yesterday not much happened at one nest with young so I went home. The weather had warmed up to spring like temps. I planned 0n ripping out an old chicken pen fencing that had deteriorated to the point that vines had grown all through it. When I stepped out the door an eagle was circling towards the house. I stepped back in and grabbed the camera. The eagle passed over the house spotted a dead opossum in the road and dropped down to a pine tree. The road was busy as it was still going to work time for most folks. The eagle shifted trees and after a half hour decided I spose’ the road was too busy to attempt flying down to eat the possum and flew off. It was nice that it hung around long enough for me to call the “Little Woman” and my daughter out to view it…

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