The eagles are very active now, with eaglet(s) in the nest, defending against other predators, and chasing away (returning?) juveniles.
(Please click on any of the images for a better view.)
(Please click on any of the images for a better view.)
Above is the photo of a juvenile eagle as it flew overhead after the close pass with an adult,pictured in the photo below.
Another day, both adult bald eagles chased away this possible intruder in the picture below.
Eagles on high in the blue, blue skyHappy Friday, one and all!
Oh man, what a difference between your eagle shots and mine today! In yours, actual detail and drama! In mine, well, at least you could sort of see the speck had a white head! :) Thanks for posting these, I don't know if I'd ever seen a juveniles' coloring so distinctly. Happy SWF!
ReplyDeleteYou must have a great spot where you can see all the eagles. Your photos are great! We have a few eagles around here but they are very hard to locate sometimes. I sure don't know where any nest are. Thanks for sharing those magnificent birds. Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! I recently saw a juvenile in Magnolia by the water. I tried to take a picture, but they didn't turn out very good. I really enjoy your eagle updates.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, Aerie-el! It is so neat that you get to see them daily!
ReplyDeleteHi Aerie-el! It looks like you almost don't need a TV there since you can watch all that action in the sky!
ReplyDeleteWow, how lucky you are to see a real eagle in the wild! I've never had the priviledge. The small wrought iron teacup planter was from Michael's, and the big one was from Wal-mart, go get 'em!
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