TEXT: [EXT. LAS VEGAS CITY (STOCK) - EVENING] (A dark colored large bird flies across the bottom of the screen.) [EXT. LAS VEGAS DESERT (STOCK) - EVENING] (The shadow of the large bird travels along the rocks below. The bird caws.) [EXT. LAS VEGAS MOUNTAINS (STOCK) - EVENING] (Camera travels birds-eye above the mountains.) [EXT. FLOYD LAMB STATE PARK -- GROUND -- EVENING] (A frog sits and croaks under the fallen leaves. A man walks across the screen disturbing the leaves and making the frog jump aside.) (Cut to: A group of three men walk along the path.) (Cut to: The bird flies overhead.) (Cut to: The men continue to walk along the path.) (Cut to: The bird flies down low along the path and settles on a nest in a tree.) [SCENE_BREAK] [EXT. FLOYD LAMB STATE PARK - EVENING -- CONTINUOUS] (The men approach the bird and quietly. They stop.) Lead Man 1: I don't think I can get a clear shot. (Each of the three men pick up their cameras to take pictures.) Man 2 (on right): It's a peregrine falcon. Man 3 (on left): No, it's not. It's a hawk. Lead Man 1: You can't see anything this time of day. We should come back at dawn. Man 2 (on right): But I'm so behind on my life list. I still don't have a western wood-pewee or a solitary sandpiper. Lead Man: What, do you think they're going to kick you out of the club? Man 2 (on right): John saw a dickcissel earlier today. It could be gone tomorrow. Lead Man: John's full
SUMMARY:
When a raven is spotted with a human eyeball in its beak, it is up to Catherine, Sara and Nick to find the rest of the body and the killer. Meanwhile a normal autopsy turns into a special one when the victim is not dead. David and Dr. Robbins manage to save his life, only to have him die later. Grissom and Warrick then try to find out who wanted the man dead.