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Golden Eagle Fighting Off a Fox


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Great shots - but I have a sneaking suspicion that it's a Steppe Eagle.

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I didn't know either that Bulgaria had wildlife :tu:

I don't think there's much - they've eaten most of it!

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luckily they dont have internet, otherwise that could be offensive :tu:

Q. How many Bulgarians does it take to eat lunch?

A. Two - One to eat it and an assistant to watch out for oncoming traffic!

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So, was the fox trying to eat the eagle, or the other way around?

Maybe a territorial issue?

Or maybe just wrong place at the wrong time.

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So, was the fox trying to eat the eagle, or the other way around?

Maybe a territorial issue?

Or maybe just wrong place at the wrong time.

The fox tried to steal the eagle's prey. Then the eagle got p***ed.

Those were some really great pictures!

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The fox tried to steal the eagle's prey. Then the eagle got p***ed.

Those were some really great pictures!

Ah, OK.

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More info on the OP here -

Photographer Yves Adams was braving Bulgarian temperatures of -20C to capture pictures of vultures which have been reintroduced to the wild by the Government.

But instead he shot these stunning pictures of a fox and a Golden Eagle locked in a tussle over lunch

http://www.dailymail...teal-lunch.html

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