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Wildlife Program received the following email regarding the Department's EagleCam: From: ROCKIMTAYLOR@aol.com To: eglldy@qwest.net Date: 5/24/01 6:55PM Subject: Eagle site Hi guys, Just wanted to drop a line and let you know how much I am enjoying the eagles and their babies. I check in on them every night and they are growing so fast!!!! I have given this site to so many of my friends. I have several school teachers that have the site on in their class and two of my friends home school and they leave the site on all day for the kids to watch the eagles. It is so exiciting!!!! I sent the site to my brother in San Antonio and he has sent it to several of his friends. One of the reasons I love my computer is the sharing aspect. You can share with anyone anywhere. I have one lady I work with and she was enjoying the site, but not watching on a daily basis. Her husband took her for a long drive on their anniversary and they ended up coming home along the Mississippi River. She saw her first wild eagles and they were flying right over their car. And she saw them in the trees just along the road. Now she is watching the site every night. And she goes home on her lunch hour and checks in also. Isn't that great! Do you realize how many lives you have touched by sharing your eagles with us? Even my 82 year old Mom comes in just about every night to see how big the babies are getting. I just can not thank you enough!!! In His Grip - R. Taylor Beloit, WI