Bird Watching: Bald Eagle - Our National Symbol - Vol. #3, 1 by linthicum

linthicum wrote:
Mrs_Ed, I suspect we have a slightly warmer climate here than you do. Actually, one of the nests here on the eastern shore of Maryland usually has eggs on or about January 19. They will then incubate them for about 32-36 days.

But for whatever reason, some days are better than others. I knew something was up when I pulled into the parking lot and very few cars were present. That was a quick signal to me that the activity has subsided.

One last sitting shot.

I hope you all have enjoyed the eagle photos as much as I enjoyed taking them. It has been a real joy.

This message was edited Jan 5, 2009 5:10 PM