More Fun Links -" I wanna go where it's warm"- jb
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courtesy of Steel Pan In Key West
Are you stuck in the Cold, with your toes in the snow,
wishin they were in sand.
See the Key west web cams
Take a Virtual Road trip thru the keys
Come along with us to paradise.
This is a collection of real, live time video feeds
"They have these things everywhere."
to make a stop on Marathon and see
Rocket man - The Pirate of Marathon
Rocky's a balladeer in the true Buffett Tradition
(He went to school with Elvis! and worked with Jimmy,
during the "old days" entertaining crowds on the streets
and in the bars of old Key West)
- Key West Ferry
- Radio Margaritaville
- BuffettNews.com
- JimmyDreamz.com
- Church of Buffett, Orthodox (COBO)
- Paradise on a Hanger- tropical shirts
- Mel Fischer assn. & Maritime Museum
- Key West Search - Key west only search engine
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Make sure to click on the screen to enlarge the pictures to full size, and turn up the speakers
only condors and some species of vultures grow larger than eagles. Eagles look fierce and proud,
and they can soar gracefully high in the air. People often picture them as courageous hunters and
as symbols of freedom and power. But eagles are not always as bold and fierce as they look.
Most will eat whatever flesh is easiest to get, including carrion (dead animals).
Eagles carefully avoid danger. They usually stay away from human beings and rarely attack
except when cornered. A few species (kinds) of eagles also may attack when defending their nests
and young. An eagle's chief weapons are its powerful legs, feet, and talons (claws).
Some eagles also bite in self-defense. Eagles seldom attack newborn lambs or other livestock.
Facts in brief about eagles Roman warriors used a golden figure of an eagle as a sign of
strength and bravery. Russian and Austrian emperors also used eagles as symbols.
The United States chose the bald eagle as its national bird in 1782.
