Wedge-tailed eagle takes down drone flying over West Australian wheat farm
I suppose I could also say "An eagle of many talons"
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A great wedgie!
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Re: A great wedgie!
Dutch police uses eagles (and hawks) to take down unauthorized drones...
(I see that this is mentioned in the article)
(I see that this is mentioned in the article)
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Re: A great wedgie!
You don't suppose that an eagle-eyed Dutch Police-person spotted the drone above the W.A. paddock?HansV wrote:Dutch police uses eagles (and hawks) to take down unauthorized drones...
P.S. Did you notice that WA paddocks are almost as big as tulip fields in The Netherlands?
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I don't think eagle-eyed Dutch police (or police-eyed Dutch eagles) operate in Western Australia...
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Re: A great wedgie!
Well, Hans, you know how much I beg to differ but ...HansV wrote:I don't think eagle-eyed Dutch police (or police-eyed Dutch eagles) operate in Western Australia...
From what I know of Dutchmen, they are smart enough to send a drone cunningly disguised as a feathered eagle ...
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