This is the time of year that Salmon are swimming upstream back to their native birthplace and the Eagles are looking for dinner.
So time to search for Eagles. They are slowly on their way down from the North to winter here
I am ready--- up river--me, my camera and Bingo on point (heehee).
The early birds
Waiting
Something made them fly and scatter
His Majesty
Will go back in about 10 days or earlier----more will be here
Linking up with Eileen Saturday's Critters~~~~~HERE
So time to search for Eagles. They are slowly on their way down from the North to winter here
I am ready--- up river--me, my camera and Bingo on point (heehee).
Linking up with Eileen Saturday's Critters~~~~~HERE
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9 comments:
Hello, awesome sighting and captures of the eagles. Bingo seems interested in something. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend. Happy Christmas to you and your family!
Awesome eagle photos! The second photo is my favorite.
How about if I trade a bunch of Canadian Geese for an Eagle?
Thank you for taking on the responsibility of Eagle spotting for the rest of us! Not enough here to worry about, but you have a plethora of eagles. Looks a bit cold, though, so stay bundled up and come in from the cold when your nose turns red! OK? :)
We are going on a drive in search of eagles when we get to Bellingham over the holidays. Looks like you are having colder and snowier weather than we are up in BC. - Margy
Great photos of these majestic birds. The salmon probably keep them alive. Just hope there are enough salmon to keep their numbers up.
Oh my gosh! Wonderful!
I wonder what Bingo thinks of the eagles.
Where did you go to see them? - Margy
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