Bald Eagle Camellia Location, Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone, Maddie On Things, Physical Therapy Dogs

Reese has posted an update for Bald Eagle Camellia. Shirley Yanello and Beverly Nettleton both got pictures of him, which Reese posted. You can see his antenna in some of the pictures. He's looking rough - he's molting now.

The dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico is the size of Connecticut. The dead zone forms in the summer -- the result of fertilizer run-off causing algae blooms, which consume all of the oxygen so nothing else can live there. Everyone needs to be careful to fertilize at the right time, using the correct amount of the right product.

I previously blogged about Maddie on things. I found this other article about her and this slide show. (Make sure you click through all of the pictures.)

Here's a neat video about Physical Therapy Dogs. If I need physical therapy, I'd like to do it with a dog!

Bald Eagle Camellia's Location, Maddie On Things, Great Horned Owl on Feathered Photography, Smart Osprey, Seeing Eye Horse, Hallie Art

New post for Bald Eagle Camellia's location. He hasn't been very adventurous lately. Probably too hot to do much exploring!

I found a new dog website: Maddie On Things. Theron Humphrey rescued a coon hound and discovered that she has an incredible sense of balance. So, he takes pictures of her balancing on things. There's a story with a few pictures and then another site with pages of pictures.

Here's a great picture of a young Great Horned Owl on Ron Dudley's Feathered Photography blog.

I found an interesting story about an exhausted Osprey that hitched a ride during migration. I really am starting to think that these birds are super smart...

Have you ever heard of a guide horse helping the blind? The horse has really helped this woman retain her independence.

I learned today about a little blind Dachshund named Hallie. She paints pictures. You can watch a video of her painting at this link and you can see her paintings that are for sale at this link. Proceeds go to a dog rescue group. Pretty pictures and a good cause!