Two adult and two immature bald eagles have been spotted flying around Queens for some time now, according to Jeff Kollbrunner, a photographer from Briarwood.
“I’ve seen the four of them since September and some eagles as far back as six years,” Kollbrunner said.
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I saw two of these birds of prey along twentieth avenue in College Point hard by the old Flushing airport. They were feasting on a dead raccoon.
I initially thought them to be hawks but upon further observation saw that they were eagles.
Great stuff!
Queens really IS a destination...
I have spotted hawks a number of times in Flushing.
Those were not Eagles, but rather vultures.
They'd better not go near the airports, or they'll be exterminated.
this is the coolest thing to happen to queens.
hope they stop by jamaica bay.lots of raccoons there.
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