Cheeky crow hitches lift on bald eagle mid-flight

A crow has been photographed hitching a very rare mid-flight lift on the back of a bald eagle. The much larger bird of prey was hunting for a snack in the skies over Seabeck, Washington, when the cheeky crow spied an opportunity. June 30 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3144167/Crow-takes-brief-rest-bald-eagle-Washington.html

This surprising incident took place on the eve of the Full Moon. A chart for the Moon phase at Seabeck, Washington is shown here. Notice that the Full Moon forms a T-square with the meridian. The MC stars are Gienah, gamma Corvi;  Minkar, epsilon Corvi and Alchiba, alpha Corvi of the Crow. Meanwhile, the Full Moon itself is conjunct  stars of Aquila, the Eagle!  In astrology when we say that two elements of a chart are in aspect, as the Moon and MC are here, we mean that they are meaningfully connected. The surprising thing is that the Full Moon  chart has brought the two birds together at Seabeck!