Throughout February & March I was constantly on the lookout for Bald Eagles during my day trips in and around the Comox Valley. Following are the results of my searches.
This one is a juvenile - I was told - because it still had spotting on its chest and the adult bald eagles don't acquire their magnificent white crowning feathers until the birds are about 4-5 years old.
This group were on the Lazo Bay boat ramp, awaiting fish spoils from the boats that had been out catching Herring & Salmon
What magnificent creatures they are! I never tired of seeking them out and observing their graceful flight.
Joining in with Our World Tuesday
Wild Bird Wednesday and
Skywatch Friday
(and grateful thanks to the faithful hosts of such blog sites, who give us the opportunity to more widely share our images and experiences)
Skywatch Friday
(and grateful thanks to the faithful hosts of such blog sites, who give us the opportunity to more widely share our images and experiences)
14 comments:
Wow - amazing shots!
Great bird shots of a great bird. Very nice.
Beautiful! Wonderful! Magnificent!
Loved your photos of the Eagles, really stunning shots.
Gordon.
Wow, Valerie!! These are fabulous!! I was in awe of the Bald Eagles when I visited Alaska in 2015.
It was also very interesting to discover that they are in fact smaller than our Wedge-tailed Eagles.
What a great bird!
Hello, gorgeous captures of the Eagles. It is cool to see so many on the ground. Great post. Happy Wednesday, enjoy your day!
Wonderful! Magnificent!
What fantastic results of your search! These shots are just wonderful, especially the group image.
That first shot is magnificent.
Sydney – City and Suburbs
Amazing shots. Nothing more magnificent than a capture of a Bald eagle.
MB
Majestic bald eagles
a beautiful an powerful bird. Gorgeous images of both the young and adult :)
What wonderful birds! Saw tow Little Eagles on the weekend - but no pictures.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
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