Received by email this morning... The baptism of a new rod, in eastern Serbia.
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4 comments:
Wow... so cool! Vlad,
The handle shine the great color when it got wet...
Those brown are so beautiful too... I would love to eat some too! : )
COOL! very cool place Vlad,
My brother is living in Czech now... I might have to visit him and visit the place you mentioned!
BTW, when you mentioned bald eagle, do you have scientific name for that? I am thinking a different kind fish eagle... just guessing... : P
Mark,
I think you would find those places pretty interesting and worth visiting if you have a chance. I made the error with the eagle-what I meant is golden (not bald) eagle, A. chrysaetos. There are some European white tailed eagle nesting sites, but they would be in the north of the country, in the valleys of big rivers.
I just found some web albums with pics of the canyon and caves:
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9744564
http://picasaweb.google.com/memanja/ZlotskaKlisura#
Very cool! Vlad,
Thanks... the white tailed is what I was thinking... but Golden eagle are way cool... I saw them in Idaho snake river before... but would definitely love to see the european subspecies...thanks for the link... what an awesome landscape...
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