More Eagles

[ronwoodcraft]

Taken yesterday afternoon a couple miles from home. All of these were taken from the pickup window. If you get out to try to get closer they fly away.

The juvenile was so close I could barely get it in the frame, but mostly in the shade. The rest were further away.

 

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[Old Dude]

My gf and I usually see some when we kayak on the river here. I am always so awestruck that I forget to take pics. It is such a treat to watch them.

 

[kingskid1611]

It is a beauty. We had a bald eagle that died of lead poisoning down the road this weekend. He got ahold of a fish or something that was contaminated, was caught and taken to wild heart ranch for treatment, then later died after prognosis was made. They are so majestic and its sad to see them go.

 

[ronwoodcraft]

It is a beauty. We had a bald eagle that died of lead poisoning down the road this weekend. He got ahold of a fish or something that was contaminated, was caught and taken to wild heart ranch for treatment, then later died after prognosis was made. They are so majestic and its sad to see them go.

That's sad....I was just thinking about this. Nothing lives forever, and they are the predator. Was wondering how long they live, and what causes their natural death.

 

[worldtalker]

I surely hope to get some shots of them this spring down the meadows I hunt.

Super pics Ron.

GOD Bless

Chris

 

[tamrock]

Shot 3 is awesome.

 

[RGINN]

Well you inspired me Ron, so I drove up to Parshall today, as it's a sure fire bet to always see a few eagles up that way. Nary a one. Not even a magpie. Saw a couple of empty nests is all. I guess they've moved to your part of the country.