Thursday, April 2, 2009

Meet Harriet



Harriet the Eagle was the model for the Minnesota "Support Our Troops" license plates.



Harriet is 27 years old and an occupant at the National Eagle Center in Wabasha, MN.


The kids and I drove down there yesterday, along with my mom, and visited the eagle center.

It was a small center but had four resident eagles that had been injured so no longer would be able to survive on their own.

It was located on the shores of the St. Croix River and the eagles were abundant.


I would like to go back when the weather is warmer as it was snowing and pretty chilly!

10 comments:

  1. Eagles are such majectic birds. I've never been to that eagle center in Wabasha. Willhave to put that on my list of places to visit. The eagles were abundant??? Now I definitely HAVE to go there. lol. Thanks! Hugs.

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  2. Xanadu - it was very interesting, but I stress a small buiding. It's a beautiful drive along Hwy 61 from St. Paul.

    The website is http://www.nationaleaglecenter.org

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  3. When you say Wabasha I can't help but think of the Movie Grumpy Old Men!!!!!

    We have a few bald Eagles flying around and they are majestic. I believe several just had some new babies this last week or two...

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  4. I've been by there so many times but never stopped in... always mean to...

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  5. I would have wanted to go up to Chippewa Falls and take the Leinie's tour.

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  6. we just went to Kennedy Space Center for the kids' spring break and saw 4 nests of bald eagles, so cool! :-)

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  7. Eagles ae just so cool! We have quite a few of them at out Land Between The Lakes area of Kentucky Lake. They are so awesome to watch soaring high in the sky. Such a freedom to soar like that!

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