Comments on: When Hawks Attack! http://eliciabuzz.wordpress.com/2008/03/03/when-hawks-attack/ Fri, 18 Dec 2009 06:43:24 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Annonymous http://eliciabuzz.wordpress.com/2008/03/03/when-hawks-attack/#comment-370 Annonymous Fri, 07 Aug 2009 16:00:49 +0000 http://eliciabuzz.wordpress.com/?p=83#comment-370 well i can't blame the hawks for that,their main instinct is that when they see something flying they would swoop down in incredible velocity and snatch the prey right out of mid-air,wich in case was the dragonfly,so the hawk has a really good vision as many of you know,so i don't recommend playing with that dragonfly in areas where there might be hawks or any kind of birds of prey flying around well i can’t blame the hawks for that,their main instinct is that when they see something flying they would swoop down in incredible velocity and snatch the prey right out of mid-air,wich in case was the dragonfly,so the hawk has a really good vision as many of you know,so i don’t recommend playing with that dragonfly in areas where there might be hawks or any kind of birds of prey flying around

]]> By: alloutcarnybrawl http://eliciabuzz.wordpress.com/2008/03/03/when-hawks-attack/#comment-29 alloutcarnybrawl Tue, 04 Mar 2008 06:39:03 +0000 http://eliciabuzz.wordpress.com/?p=83#comment-29 That's an amazing story! ... but it's no coincidence. Those hawks seem to be making a statement against WowWee, who's products, like the FlyTech Dragonfly, clearly support invertebrate flight. Backed by WowWee marketing strategies and their own superior aerodynamics, how can poor vertebrae-burdened birds of prey compete with the mighty dragonfly? Shame on you, WowWee... Now where can I get one of those wonderful toys? Oh yeah. I also just realized that Mr. and Mrs. Dan are sharing a blog. Cute. How much crap does Dan get about this per day, on average? He can expect some next time we hang out. That’s an amazing story!
… but it’s no coincidence. Those hawks seem to be making a statement against WowWee, who’s products, like the FlyTech Dragonfly, clearly support invertebrate flight.
Backed by WowWee marketing strategies and their own superior aerodynamics, how can poor vertebrae-burdened birds of prey compete with the mighty dragonfly?
Shame on you, WowWee…
Now where can I get one of those wonderful toys?

Oh yeah. I also just realized that Mr. and Mrs. Dan are sharing a blog. Cute. How much crap does Dan get about this per day, on average? He can expect some next time we hang out.

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