Took My Son and His Girlfriend down the Meadows today..

[worldtalker]

Tried for Northern Pike,no luck..I think they would have flipped out if they did hook one.






Took a walk down by the eagles nest,haven't seen her the last couple weeks..but there she was..




She screeched throwing her head back..






She then took off..



Her and the male were flying around and my Son got a video of it as it circled and landed back in the nest.
It was sooo awesome to see such a sight and I am so glad the kids got to experience that.

I figure the chick(s) are 2 weeks old.

GOD Bless

Chris

 

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[tamrock]

I've been keeping an eye on that eagle nest I spotted. I've seen them coming and going a couple times. The fish and game put a no trespassing signs by the road next to the field, that also mentioned a strict warning prohibiting the use of drones. Some one must have been using one to inspect the nesting eagles.~Dummy's

 

[worldtalker]

I've been keeping an eye on that eagle nest I spotted. I've seen them coming and going a couple times. The fish and game put a no trespassing signs by the road next to the field, that also mentioned a strict warning prohibiting the use of drones. Some one must have been using one to inspect the nesting eagles.~Dummy's

Not the brightest thing to do now is it.

 

[Inspector]

Nice pictures

 

[Terry Soloman]

Great SHOTS!

 

[Frank1960]

always nice to see eagle pics in the wild

 

[WannaDig3687]

Nice photos, WT. I really like the one where the eagle is taking off!
Too bad they didn't catch any fish! BB would have loved to seen it posted on Fish Pics.

 

[littlehugger]

We have an eagles nest at a park not far from my home.
Its a fairly large park, although not a lot of resources. They have ballfields that are rarely used. A playground and pavilions at one end, more ballfields and a boat ramp at the other.
The park is built parallel to a high power line right of way, and there is a train track running parallel to that.
The eagles have built their nest on the top of one of the huge powerlines. Although its about 200 yards distant, there is a clear view from the road entering the park. They have been there for years.
It seems encroachment has been bringing raptors closer to civilization. I saw a vulture after a deer that had been hit by a car at a major intersection of a large high school, and because of a rodent infestation, I have a hawk that shows up at dusk and waits on the power lines at the back end of my property for the game to start.
I am not as rural as when I was a kid, but see more variety and larger wildlife than I did then.