Bird watching...

[wdrthird]

The first pic is of a truck I spotted down the street from my house yesterday, a roofing crew had it loaded with shingles and tar paper. I included it cause its always cool to see an old truck still being put to good use.

[wdrthird]

This GMC is parked inside the fence of a wrecker company, I havent seen it move in awhile. I like the VW bug with the Rolls Royce grill. lol

[wdrthird]

The last pic is of a truck I posted last year. I saw it one day when I was at work and took some pics, but hadnt ever seen it again until yesterday when I just happened to spot it while I was out hittin the dirt roads lookin for old trucks. This is the last of them for now, I'll add to this thread when I get more. Hope you guys enjoyed 'em!

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=293532

Dusty

[thebrown83]

Wow great pics and thanks. I can almost swear that I have heard of that bug with the RR grill before. I will have to find who told me about that now. and that last truck, well thats just a crime.

[theyammieguy]

Originally Posted by thebrown83

Wow great pics and thanks. I can almost swear that I have heard of that bug with the RR grill before. I will have to find who told me about that now. and that last truck, well thats just a crime.

beginning of "up in smoke", Chong has one.

[wdrthird]

Originally Posted by theyammieguy

beginning of "up in smoke", Chong has one.

Ya, Ive seen a few on TV. I think theres one in one of the "Major League" movies.

[68shortstep]

Don't have any photos of old iron to share right now, but since this thread spoke to the subject of finding eagles, I just though I'd share these baldies from about a year ago.

Two adults & two immature chicks (no white heads yet) . Nesting pair of adults who are back year after year & are very good breeders. They usually have 2 - 4 chicks, and almost always two of them survive to maturity.

Lotsa trout to eat here along the White & North Fork Rivers.

This photo was taken from a friend's living room, high on a bluff top site overlooking the nesting tree, using his spotting scope on a tripod. I just layed the camera lens tight up against the eyepiece, crossed my fingers for luck, & snapped (one shot only).

Turned out pretty good.

It's a rare treat not too many folks ever get to enjoy, to see these majestic birds in flight, & "at home with the kids..........."

[wdrthird]

Originally Posted by 68shortstep

It's a rare treat not too many folks ever get to enjoy, to see these majestic birds in flight, & "at home with the kids..........."

Cool pic. Seeing these birds in the wild is something everyone should experience.

[68shortstep]

Glad you liked the picture.

I thought it was pretty cool, to be able to grab a picture thru a spotting scope. With the amount of gray hair I've got, I usually don't suffer from the "foolish-pride thing" very much anymore, but this picture made me proud.

I'm definitely not a bunny-hugger, but watching those huge birds never fails to bring a lump to my throat, thinking of how very close they came to being gone forever. Now they're coming back strong.

[LuckyHenriksen]

Last time I heard about bird watching was from a couple of my girl friends who were in Belize trying to take showers and there were some people outside with binoculars "bird watching"

[shovelhead]

"Bird Watching" is our redneck code for going beer drinking. When we get home, the wife always asks what kind of birds we saw. The stock answer is a couple of mud hens, some spoonbills and one elusive beautiful golden plumed double-breasted mattress thrasher. Y'all can use this if you wanna get in trouble too!

shovel

[thebrown83]

im going to vvisit my parents this weekend so ill get a full list of pictures for everyone if they can hang on that long hahaha

This would be great if you have time. I would love to see pics before driving all the way there. Just reminding you to not forget the camera.

[thebrown83]

any updates kulturekat? I know it was cold this weekend so I doubt you went but just wondering.

[kulturekat]

yeah i got a couple pages worth but i havent had time to resize and load anything yet. been too busy at work ill get working on that tonight since ill most likly be locked inside due to weather.

[thebrown83]

ok, thanks

[kulturekat]

you getting any ice up your way?

[thebrown83]

ya tons. the roads are increadibly slick. we got out of school at 2:00 today and usually people drive around town sliding around corners and stuff but after a couple got stuck and one hit a mailbox everyone decided it was to slick to even drive

[kulturekat]

hey sorry guys havent had a chance to finish the ones from haufs ill get them asap. work has me slammed busy. hgere are soem to keep you occupied this is a place in the middle of bricktown right by the ford center of all places. they add and take away cars nearly everyday and move them around all the time.

[kulturekat]

more

[wdrthird]

Cool pics, hope you got more.

[sameyrasmea72]

Originally Posted by 68shortstep

They usually have 2 - 4 chicks, and almost always two of them survive to maturity.

..........."

If they have 2 chicks that live almost every year, they are some dang good breeders.

[OLDIRON69]

Man! I have to get up there and ride around, can't wait for summer and the bike!

[kulturekat]

these two arent at haufs theyre just out in other places

[kulturekat]

this is a cool old fire engine thats catycorner from my shop

[kulturekat]

here is some of haufs its unreal just how much land this place takes up. you cant even see if all from one spot. it goes up and over hills. there is a lot of newer stuff mixed in within the past few years but there is still so much old metal.