Bird Watching: "On the Waterfront" - Vol. #7, 1 by linthicum

linthicum wrote:
Thanks, everyone.

Yes, Met, these photos were all taken at Bombay Hook. It is an excellent place for migratory birds. The insects have been tolerable but will probably get worse before cold weather sets in. I'm trying to learn the tidal impact on various species because it plays an important role on where and how close the birds will be, to photograph. For now, I only visit in the morning, and only when the sun is shining and the tide is low. But, as you well know, anytime can be a good time.

I'll be at Conowingo probably starting in mid-October. A few migratory Bald Eagles have already arrived but my concentration is currently elsewhere. I've also been seeing a few Bald Eagles every time I have been to Bombay Hook.

Here's a first year Bald Eagle photo taken last week at Bombay Hook.