Victims at the park
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Comments by 123notary on Wed, 04/16/08 00:36 These two huge trees fell at the same time and here are the victims.
Comments by 123notary on Wed, 04/16/08 00:36 Smashed trash can
Comments by 123notary on Wed, 04/16/08 00:37 There was a child's birthday party going on when they hear the sound of the tree falling
Comments by 123notary on Wed, 04/16/08 00:38 Here's another little bird that made it out alive
Comments by 123notary on Wed, 04/16/08 00:39 This guy was wondering what the heck was that sound above my home
Comments by 123notary on Wed, 04/16/08 00:42 This pair of red tail hawks were flying back and forth trying to find their nest. No one got injured this day at the park, as they all ran to safty. It took 4 seconds for the eucalyptus trees to fall.
Comments by 123notary on Wed, 04/16/08 00:45 This all took place at Eucalyptus Park in Spring Valley, San Diego County Comments by 123notary on Wed, 04/16/08 00:46 The trees were side by side and fell in opposite directions Comments by Alias on Wed, 04/16/08 00:59 Great mini-documentary
Comments by richard cramb on Wed, 04/16/08 04:54 Good story Comments by Rory Hudson on Wed, 04/16/08 06:31 Well documented. Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Wed, 04/16/08 08:33 A traumatic experience for man and beast. Very fortunate that someone heard the tree falling and managed to get out of the way. There was a similar event in San Francisco earlier this week but in that case a woman was killed by a falling branch from a tree when she was getting into her car. Comments by Rick Longworth on Wed, 04/16/08 11:30 Must have been quite a shock. Comments by Linda Frey on Wed, 04/16/08 11:57 Excellent story told by your photos. Those trees were so important to so many!
Comments by 123notary on Wed, 04/16/08 12:01 It was warm and sunny On the day that the trees fell. Thanks for your comments Comments by luvina on Wed, 04/16/08 12:49 WOW! What an experirnce,The children must have ran fast. Great pic and story, I love the little Blue Bird. Thanks for sharing. Comments by Pietro Cecchi on Wed, 04/16/08 17:52 My tele-diagnosis of the accident:
Comments by G.B. SHETTLER on Wed, 04/16/08 19:04 Great story and worthy pics to go with it !! Comments by katherine Cooley on Wed, 04/16/08 20:33 I love the picture of the blue bird. The colors, contrast and textures are gorgeous and you
Comments by Maria Salvador on Thu, 04/17/08 09:01 Dramatic and very interesting series. A well told story. Glad that were no human victims, but I don't think the little birds can survive on the ground. Too young, poor little things... Comments by Mo Fridlich on Thu, 04/17/08 11:19 The OP is a great pic and the story to go with it is a wonderful bonus! Comments by Jim R. on Thu, 04/17/08 22:51 great story,
Very good docuumentary. Unfortunate event. I hope the little birds make it. What a strange event to have happen on a perfect day! I can't imagine how that family all go up out of that picnic table and to safety in time! Your added photos of the pre-fledglings and the uh..gopher?..and your explanations really give your documentary added interest! Extraordinary photos of all the wildlife affected by the trees falling. I especially love the photo of the groundhog? sticking his nose up though the hole in the ground |
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