Non Cycling Levi story!

[cyclestationgiuseppe]

http://liveshots.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/03/10/owl-danger-from-above/

Poor little trooper!

 

[Hugh Januss]

http://liveshots.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/03/10/owl-danger-from-above/

Poor little trooper!

As my neighbors have a yard full of constantly barking tiny footballs on legs, I may have found a new pet. Where can I get one?

 

[franciep10]

As my neighbors have a yard full of constantly barking tiny footballs on legs, I may have found a new pet. Where can I get one?

I get what you mean my neighbor has one of those and the dog barks constantly through out the night

 

[D Avoid]

I got three pairs for $38.97 but they are Amerifat fit , so around the Ankles its prfect but everywhere else I am remarkably middle aged.

 

[Oldman]

I get what you mean my neighbor has one of those and the dog barks constantly through out the night

We have bald eagles in our neighborhood (no longer on the endangered species list). When a local builder got clearance to take a tree down that contained an unused nest they found several, small collars. My vote is for the Eagle. They make less noise than the owls, although they fly through the yard occasionally, too. They're big enough to pick up a small child!

 

[Hugh Januss]

We have bald eagles in our neighborhood (no longer on the endangered species list). When a local builder got clearance to take a tree down that contained an unused nest they found several, small collars. My vote is for the Eagle. They make less noise than the owls, although they fly through the yard occasionally, too. They're big enough to pick up a small child!

Are you saying that as if it is an added benefit in choosing the Eagle over the Owl?

 

[Oldman]

Are you saying that as if it is an added benefit in choosing the Eagle over the Owl?

They're more efficient for annoying, small pets. Also depends on your neighbors kids.

 

[ridley]

They're more efficient for annoying, small pets. Also depends on your neighbors kids.

Amen, brother - I am with you !!! In my case, both kids and pets (from the neighbors', that is !!

 

[Oldman]

Amen, brother - I am with you !!! In my case, both kids and pets (from the neighbors', that is !!

If both the kids and dogs are small; go with the Eagle. They kill for fun. Owls typically shop at night or early morning for food. That might take care of the annoying dogs but the kids seem to make noise when you're trying to relax with a beer after a hard ride and the Owls are asleepin'.

 

[42x16ss]

Are they sure it was an owl? NYVelocity must be having a good laugh right about now!!!

http://nyvelocity.com/content/toto/2010/toto-turns-171

 

[Big GMaC]

Are they sure it was an owl? NYVelocity must be having a good laugh right about now!!!

http://nyvelocity.com/content/toto/2010/toto-turns-171

So how old is the Story?

I mean, if VeloCity reported it a while ago?

edit: From mid February

 

[TRDean]

If both the kids and dogs are small; go with the Eagle. They kill for fun. Owls typically shop at night or early morning for food. That might take care of the annoying dogs but the kids seem to make noise when you're trying to relax with a beer after a hard ride and the Owls are asleepin'.

Actually Bald Eagles are not big killers...carrion is their preferred meal.

 

[42x16ss]

So how old is the Story?

I mean, if VeloCity reported it a while ago?

I can't believe that Toto has actually predicted something!

Is it a sign that the end is near?!?!

 

[usedtobefast]

Actually Bald Eagles are not big killers...carrion is their preferred meal.

as are Golden Eagles. I surprised one by the road one day. it was feeding,
it took off and glided right across the road. just beautiful and huge.

 

[Willy_Voet]

My neighbors have a pack of yappers they walk every night just as I'm getting home on my bike. They're such little ****s, the husband and wife have to split them up and walk on different sides of the street. It's running the gauntlet as I sneak down the middle to a chorus of 'yip, yip, yip, yip'

Not ever heard owls around these parts, but alligators and non-native pythons are a'plenty. Maybe I'll get lucky one day...