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HDRider

HDRider

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that something like this can fly thru a thick copse of trees without touching a branch.

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I don't, at all begin to, understand how someone does not believe in God. Miracles everywhere.
 
Amazing isn't it!? I've watched wood ducks fly full bore straight into a tiny hole in a cypress tree in a pond. Baffling.
 
Repetative order is quite amazing.
How the entire world is created of positive and negative charges, and the arrangement of such determines all.
Solid rock at the most basic level is primarily space.
The complexity of the human mind.
The existence of love/any emotion.
The earth is positioned at such a precise distance that the poles consist of frozen water, and surrounding the equator consists large deserts. Any closer and water only exists as a vapor if at all, any further it exists only as ice.
Space is free of atmosphere.
Existence of time.
The universe is ever expanding.
Infinity
 
Agree hd, i have to say that those who dont believe in God just need to look a round at His creation. I think the ocean is another good example, im amazed at how the tides rise and fall without taking over the land if that makes sense.
 
ga.prime":3k80hmn0 said:
The raptor's got real good reflexes. Eyesight's not bad either.
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I chased a buzzard off the road one time and he could not help hitting tree limbs.

I had a Red Shouldered hawk perched on the swing in my back yard. I am trying to let him let me get close. He and his lady nested and live nearby.

I saw him eat a terrapin on my picnic table a month back.

I was laying on my back in the backyard sofa one day and he flew over with a big snake dangling from his mouth.
 
When we mow, cut hay, the Kites will circle around us like sea gulls. They swoop down and catch katydids in the air, then fly up and eat them while hovering. Best entertainment ever and makes working in the tractor all day easy..
 
I was doing some work in my sister's yard. She has a big yard with a pecan orchard surrounding it. I saw a kite going around to every bird nest in the yard and eating the baby birds. What directed my attention to what was going on was when the kite jumped on a mockingbird nest. The mockingbirds raised quite a ruckus, but the kite being dive bombed by the mockingbirds did not alter the behavior of the kite in any way.
 

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