Looking forward to holding at least one.

[worldtalker]

Went yesterday to check if the eagles were nesting..YES.Six days ago I didn't see anything although she could have been hunkered down.



GOD Bless

Chris

 

[WannaDig3687]

Going to enjoy watching you document these this year.

 

[smokeythecat]

I had a turkey buzzard sitting 10' over my head in my tree the other day. Does that count? Hope your eagles do well this year. Around here they're getting to be as pesky as crows! It's really nice after all these years to see them come back so strong.

 

[tamrock]

I'm seeing a little increase of eagle sightings around home. Hopefully they've discovered prairie dogs are tasty. I did once watch an eagle go after a coot at the lake. It took the eagle three or four attempts to land that coot as it kept ducking under water. That eagle would keep circling the area it thought the coot would surface and finally it nailed that little coot.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Sounds like a nice project, good luck!

 

[BC1969]

What an amazing experience that must be!

Mike

 

[worldtalker]

What an amazing experience that must be!

Mike

It is..the chicks just look at you with no fear.This was May 22nd 2017,this female(only chick)is 8-9 weeks old and already weighs 9.3 lbs.

 

[BC1969]

That's just amazing.

 

[worldtalker]

That's just amazing.

ALL creation is a testimony of the CREATOR.

 

[BLK HOLE]

Very cool! Why were you holding the chick in 2017? Did she fall out??

 

[worldtalker]

Very cool! Why were you holding the chick in 2017? Did she fall out??

This is Curt who does all the climbing for the State Wildlife to lower them down to be banded,these were May 18 2016..

 

[BC1969]

I've done forestry work in my younger years and know all to well just how dangerous tree climbing is.
Doing it for those reasons with the unpredictable aspect of the adult eagles.
Buy that guy a lemonade for me!
Thank you for sharing this.
I've never seen an eagle in nature before.

Mike

 

[worldtalker]

I've done forestry work in my younger years and know all to well just how dangerous tree climbing is.
Doing it for those reasons with the unpredictable aspect of the adult eagles.
Buy that guy a lemonade for me!
Thank you for sharing this.
I've never seen an eagle in nature before.

Mike

Curt is Special Forces and knows his ropes,no pun intended. Both male and female will circle overhead but that's as close as they come.

 

[worldtalker]

I've done forestry work in my younger years and know all to well just how dangerous tree climbing is.
Doing it for those reasons with the unpredictable aspect of the adult eagles.
Buy that guy a lemonade for me!
Thank you for sharing this.
I've never seen an eagle in nature before.

Mike

As many times as I've seen them in the last 3 years it's like the first time I ever saw one such a Majestic creature,another testimony of The CREATOR!

 

[worldtalker]

I've done forestry work in my younger years and know all to well just how dangerous tree climbing is.
Doing it for those reasons with the unpredictable aspect of the adult eagles.
Buy that guy a lemonade for me!
Thank you for sharing this.
I've never seen an eagle in nature before.

Mike

This nest is 12 years old..last years chicks died and they moved to a new nest site.




This is as close as the male and female got that day..at full zoom they were squawking but you couldn't hear them..

 

[BC1969]

I wish that I could afford a camera like this.