One of the things that I did a lot as a dramaturg for other playwrights was to find meanings of plays or, if they lacked it, make one up. The latter was my favorite, especially when you saw the author suddenly decide that, indeed, that is what he meant-or does now. (Just as often, just for disclosure, I'd get the "what the hell play did you just read" look.)
So if I read too much into this eagle thing, it's because I used to have to.
Complacency, entitlement-
a feeding program that for nearly three decades has drawn hundreds of eagles to feast each winter on handouts of herring, halibut and salmon.
Impact-
the national symbol of the United States ... has become a chronic troublemaker. The big birds of prey, as large as 12 pounds with maximum wingspans of 7 feet, electrocute themselves on power lines, gouge each other's eyes out and make themselves sick by snacking at the town dump. They also eat the occasional cat and small dog.
From another another source...
Sucker for the photo-op-
If you've seen close up photographs of bald eagles with fish in their beaks, odds are they were taken in the Homer area.
Leaving options limited-
"I've interviewed several people that said, 'I've handled my problem after my chicken coop was raided several times by eagles,' " Bailey said. "I said, 'How's that?' [and they said] 'Well, with a twenty-two.' "
Interestingly enough, the Fox News report excludes the impact of the Eagles on that town.
Just puttin' it out there.
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