A Campbell River, B.C., woman hasn't lost her love for eagles after she was recently attacked by one, leading to a hospital visit.
To say Campbell River, B.C., woman Chelsea Cheeba is an eagle fan would be an understatement. She loves photographing the majestic birds.Chelsea Cheeba is pictured. "I'd just taken some pictures and then I started walking away and then next thing you know the eagle dive-bombed me and got me good in the back of the head," said Cheeba.
"I asked her if she was OK just because she looked scared, and then when she turned around I saw blood all over the back of her head," she said. Cheeba was out the very next day spotting eagles. However, she says she might avoid taking photos of that particular raptor againExperts at the Mountainaire Avian Rescue Society in Merville, B.C., have another theory.
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