Isaiah 40 King James Version. 31 But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.
Why does the thrill of flying have to begin with the fear of falling? Felt that ... Fear of falling is only natural, American Patriots World Wide. Let US teach you how to fly ! God Bless and Much Love
So many urban legends about eagles and their young, just to make a sappy story. I've watched a bunch of eagles go from eggs to fledglings and never seen an eagle parent push one out. And I've never seen them swoop down to catch a fledgling on its back.
♥️🦅♥️🦅♥️🦅♥️ I think there a Beautiful Moral to this story and choosing the Most Beautiful Strong bird of prey in the World to me since I am a very active Eagle Cam watcher is, was snd will Always be a wise, intelligent choice. Thank you for posting this AMR ♥️🦅 it brought tears to my eyes/ heart.
Eagles do not move their young to the edge of the nest, nor do they push them in order to learn how to fly. The young branch first, then fledge...so this may look cool, it's not true
According to the American Eagle Foundation, "Do adult bald eagles push their young out of the nest to encourage them to fly? No, they do not." No encouragement needed, the urge to fly is innate in their young.
Provide actual uncut video evidence of eagles doing this. You can't. Know why? Because eagles don't push their young out of a nest and catch them on their backs. That is pure bunk. By the time they leave the nest the chicks are already a decent percentage of their full size. If you watch actually videos you'll see them hopping about the nest flapping their wings. This is how they learn to operate their wings until one day they actually take the plunge.
This is NOT a movie. It's a bunch of still photos with a narrative but no actual video of this happening. It's a bogus headline if you're looking for the real thing. Don't waste your time here.
Beautiful video...BUT...They should have used an "EAGLET" for the last part. What they showed was a grown eagle that was supposedly "pushed"....Other than that...beautiful!
A female eagle will select her mate carefully, for his strength and his skill, for it is the male eagle that swoops up his young if their first flight fails. How come nobody talks about that?
@robyneau I also recognized the song because I have the cd. I have a lot of music like this, but I'm almost certain this is from Nicholas Gunn's "Grand Canyon" CD. Hope that helps you.
This supposed motivational video is click bait for views and that equals money @226,00 views that a good chunk of cash. But it's 'BS' about eagles pushing their chicks out of the nest to fly. What other birds behave in that manner? The answer is NONE.
