Scott, thanks for the drive! Prest Rd female looks like she is reminding the male, that's just Scott, how many times do I have to tell you he won't hurt you? sheesh! That juvie is so pretty. Bet the heifers enjoy those apples. Love the pictures. Saved some too!

Hello Scott, I just got caught up with your wonderful photos from Eagles Heaven. It looks like your eagles are fledging around a month after the eaglets did in my area. Thanks for sharing your beautiful eagles and surroundings with us my friend.:hello:

thanks Scott for the side stop on your errand by the eagles nest, beautiful circling and flying off captures of dad, love the way he had tightly tucked feet under the tail, and beautiful eaglet and mom shots also, enjoyed seeing them all, and hope you get some more before the juvies leave the area.

Hi Scott, I've enjoyed looking back at your pictures - some great shots!
Thank you. :hello:

Marg

Thank you Lori, Naoma, Nanc, Linda, Doreen, & Marg for the nice comments.
Turbo charged is a great description of the swallows in flight Lori.

I stopped at the Prest nest this afternoon to see if the eagles were still around. Mrs. B said they were at the nest yesterday but hadn't seen or heard any today.
The 2nd eaglet fledged sometime last week. Off to the next nest check.
When the Patterson nest was in sight I could see an adult perched in it's favorite spot. No sign of the eaglet in the area so it must have fledged too.

A final pic showing where the adult perches in relation to the nest.


Heading to the next nest I came across a heron and some ducks along Camp River.

Less snow on Mt. Cheam these days.

No eagles at either the Gill Rd. or Kitchen Rd. nests. A turkey vulture soared past the Kitchen nest.


Just around the corner there was a flock of red-winged blackbirds on the road and many perched in the area.