Bird Watching: Bald Eagle - Our National Symbol - Vol. #4, 1 by linthicum

linthicum wrote:
Thanks, Janet. I've seen them catch a fish and because of its size they couldn't get airborne.

Met, they're waiting for you ! Try to get there before the end of the year. By then they start to return to their nesting sites. Although, Blackwater is a little farther south of Conowingo, they start to lay their eggs around January 19th.

I've been to Conowingo 8 times already this fall. Some days are obviously better than others. Rest assured you will not be alone. Someone said the other day, it's like a zoo. Another person retorted, "yea, but which side of the fence are we on".

The weather has been reasonably warm but that will soon change. Dress warmly ....... or you will regret it.

Here's an adult flying over a Double-crested Cormorant.