They usually stay pretty far from humans and there’s so much choice for them, of course. I see lots of other raptors such as golden eagles, harriers and hawks, but bald eagles are more elusive.
Hahaha.😁 They are so large, elegant and imposing. Beautiful birds. I tried to get a picture of one in flight, but no luck on that front. Thanks, Allan.
Thank you very much. Yes, it was a surprise as I don’t see them very often, and when I do, they usually take off into some trees to away from me and I’m not able to get a picture. Cheers.
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Gotta love a Baldie!
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Always! I don’t often see them in NWT.
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really,…..I would have thought you’d see more than most Lynette?
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They usually stay pretty far from humans and there’s so much choice for them, of course. I see lots of other raptors such as golden eagles, harriers and hawks, but bald eagles are more elusive.
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Oh lucky you being able to see Goldies! They only hang around mountainous terrain.
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It’s not unusual to see them on the tundra although yes, they’re happier in the mountains.
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I miss seeing the eagles in the PNW. We saw them frequently at our home in Mukilteo; they’re so magnificent. Have a great weekend Lynette!
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Thank you. Agreed; magnificent is the right word to describe them. They are such elegant birds when flying, too, despite their size.
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I have an affinity for these birds. Could be because they are rocking my hairstyle. Great shot Lynette. Happy weekend. Allan
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Hahaha.😁 They are so large, elegant and imposing. Beautiful birds. I tried to get a picture of one in flight, but no luck on that front. Thanks, Allan.
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When you go to Port Renfrew after retirement, you will see plenty of eagles and ospreys there on trees and in flight. 🦅🦅🦅
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I’m so looking forward to that!
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And to you too, Lynette! Beautiful day here – finally 🙂
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Thank you very much. 🙂 Our subarctic weather has been so warm. Very unusual, especially for spring. Temps around 26C (80F)!
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What a great surprise! Nice shot!
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Thank you very much. Yes, it was a surprise as I don’t see them very often, and when I do, they usually take off into some trees to away from me and I’m not able to get a picture. Cheers.
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