Lisa Meadville
Hey, I could use a toothpick
What a weekend for eagles. We took a trip up to camp for the weekend to see how the leaves were doing. On our drive in, we took a detour along River Rd in Cook Forest and spotted an eagle sitting in a tree along the far bank. I was unable to get a photo but I was thrilled to have seen my first eagle in the park. Sunday we went out again leaf peeping and ended up along the Tionesta Creek/Rt. 666 in search of frog rock. We pulled over along Jug Handle Rd to stretch our legs and immediately heard the cry of an eagle. Right across the creek from us was this beauty enjoying her freshly caught lunch. Her mate did a fly by over us, and he was gone up the creek. We sat and watched her eat & pick her teeth for about 10 mins before she effortlessly took off down the creek. Sorry for rambling, but I consider myself so blessed to have witnessed these beautiful raptors. Oh yeah, still have yet to find frog rock!!
Hey, I could use a toothpick
What a weekend for eagles. We took a trip up to camp for the weekend to see how the leaves were doing. On our drive in, we took a detour along River Rd in Cook Forest and spotted an eagle sitting in a tree along the far bank. I was unable to get a photo but I was thrilled to have seen my first eagle in the park. Sunday we went out again leaf peeping and ended up along the Tionesta Creek/Rt. 666 in search of frog rock. We pulled over along Jug Handle Rd to stretch our legs and immediately heard the cry of an eagle. Right across the creek from us was this beauty enjoying her freshly caught lunch. Her mate did a fly by over us, and he was gone up the creek. We sat and watched her eat & pick her teeth for about 10 mins before she effortlessly took off down the creek. Sorry for rambling, but I consider myself so blessed to have witnessed these beautiful raptors. Oh yeah, still have yet to find frog rock!!