By morning the next day,
most of the remains were gone,
eaten by the magpies and crows.
A Bald Eagle dropped by to check out the situation.
The magpies are hoping the eagle does not chase them off.
The eagle must have had better prospects elsewhere and did not stay
long.
The camera takes a picture every second.
If there is little or no movement,
it may not take a picture;
if the movement is very fast,
it may miss the action.
This accounts for the jerky nature of the video we made from the
pictures and the instant disappearance of the eagle at the end.