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A GoPro camera strapped to an Eagle's back in the Chamonix valley of France's Mer de Glace? Whoa. (Original Post) cherokeeprogressive Nov 2013 OP
Outstanding! rug Nov 2013 #1
Very cool, thanks! (nt) petronius Nov 2013 #2
I found myself lost in the movements of the Eagle's head... cherokeeprogressive Nov 2013 #3
Funny, that's what I was really noticing as well: once early on when it passes petronius Nov 2013 #4
It's like a real life version of flying around in World Of Warcraft. onehandle Nov 2013 #5
Oh, my. gristy Nov 2013 #6
Awesome! Thanks for posting. nt brer cat Nov 2013 #7
Wow! In_The_Wind Nov 2013 #8
Hey John Ashcroft... Blue Owl Nov 2013 #9
Wow! magical thyme Nov 2013 #10
Cool stuff! Thanks for the link! nt Wounded Bear Nov 2013 #11
bookmarked the thread so it's easy to find to show others! Kaleva Nov 2013 #12
WOW! Rambis Nov 2013 #13
Beautiful! nt Mojorabbit Nov 2013 #14
 

cherokeeprogressive

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3. I found myself lost in the movements of the Eagle's head...
Fri Nov 15, 2013, 12:33 AM
Nov 2013

Last edited Fri Nov 15, 2013, 02:11 AM - Edit history (1)

There was one time when he (or she!) looked upslope to the right, I almost fell out of my chair watching it full screen.

If you watch closely near the end when you can see its shadow, you can also see the straps hanging from its legs. From the comments I read it was a tame bird.

Awesome video though. That valley just went onto my bucket list, and I'm going to learn to hang glide LOL.

petronius

(26,602 posts)
4. Funny, that's what I was really noticing as well: once early on when it passes
Fri Nov 15, 2013, 12:40 AM
Nov 2013

over a person on the ground, and then as it makes the big turn and goes over the observation deck. Cool to watch the scenery, and even cooler to watch the bird watch the scenery.

That would be a heck of a place for soaring...

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