BALD AND SHAVING FRIENDS
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We’re so blessed to be able to watch our local bald eagles from our home. I used to be able to hear them but being deaf in one ear and difficulty hearing in the other, I don’t hear their shrieks anymore. I really miss their beautiful voices!
Majestic adults of Bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) have blackish-brown body with white head and tail. Several stages of immature plumages aren't quite as majestic, from fully dark brown to messy and mottled with large patches of white. Look especially for white mottling on the belly on immatures. Scavenges and hunts near bodies of water.
The bald eagle is actually a sea eagle (Haliaeetus species) that commonly occurs inland along rivers and large lakes.
Bald Eagle: Ontario, Canada
(captive setting)
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I was focusing on the head of the Eagle in its nest on the top of the tree to the left, when suddenly s/he took flight. I know this isn't a very good photo, but I was so thrilled to even get this shot.
Bald Faced Hornet: Central Ontario, Canada
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This juvenile bald eagle was taken at the Cranberry Marsh Hawk Watch during migration. I happened to be on the beach when it came through and it flew right over my head. Needless to say all the ducks in the marsh took to the air and it was a toss up which I would photograph.
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Bald eagles, Alaska.USAtook
Little stare contest with this fellow! I was able to get very close, one step at a time, took me good 10 minutes to approach him slowly, seating on ground with minimum movement possible. Finally he said its enough with wing ready to fly, I stopped and taken this shot. As you can see we had firm eye contact through out this session. hope you enjoy it.
These swamp-dwelling goliaths can grow to about 120 feet tall. This one and others in this swamp are estimated to have sprouted in the year 999AD making them about 1000 years old. A distinctive feature of the cypress tree is the "knees" which it grows near its base. The reason for these is not fully understood (according to the signage at the site). It was 15-18 feet around and is located in one of only two sites in NC with original growth trees both of which were donated by the Francis Beidler family. It is hardly a wonder that almost all of the original growth Bald Cypress were cut down many years ago given their size and propensity to grow rather straight.
My two bird seasons are hummingbirds and bald eagles and all the other birds I watch are usually a byproduct from watching for them. This mature was fishing the dam to take fish back to her nest.
A happy Eagle? Why yes, because this mature Bald Eagle just caught a fish in Kachemak Bay, but if you could read into the facial expression, I would say heavens no. But that's the issue with eagles, you can't tell anything from their expression!
Taken 23 March 2022 near Homer, Alaska.
Bald Eagle
Late afternoon...light starting to warm up
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Bald Eagle(captive setting)
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The American bald eagle was adopted as the national bird symbol of the United States of America in 1782. The bald eagle (Haliaeetus Leucocephalus) was chosen for its majestic beauty, great strength, long life, and because it's native to North America.
An adult Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) roosts in a spruce tree along the coast near Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada.
3 July, 2016.
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Went out this morning in heavy snowfall and spotted 2 Bald Eagles across the river. One mature and one juvenile. I tried to sneak up within 30 yards of the mature eagle and get past a tree in my way to get a good shot,but he spotted me and took off!
Later, as I was about to go home , I spotted this juvenile up in a tree over looking a little unfrozen section of the river that had some ducks and geese swimming in it.
I was able to squeeze off a few shots before he took off!
Goderich,Ontario
Canada