Beautiful pics Pam.
Great to see that you're getting around on the "new" forum now.
This will definitely be another of my regular stops.
It was nice talking with you the other day and sharing some information.

Hi Scott.. and
I have to say, it's not often I run into anyone from the forum, it's great to see a familar face out there.
I'll be keeping an eye on your thread as well
Oh and by the way.. Thanks for the Map idea. I think its a great help!!

Cheers

Hi Pamela
I have just checked in here - and this is looking very good
I'm going to enjoy watching this area through your camera!!

PS
PM for you

Pam Your thread is looking pretty cozy and warm ! Your pictures are awesome and I like the map too ! I will definitely email you when I am coming for a visit so we can plan an "eagle/wildlife adventure"! Love the picture of juvie perched in the tree with his wings slightly open What type of camera are you using ...I am in process of buying another one and researching now...so many to choose from.

Scott, Terry, Pat

Pam, it's great to see you back posting your beautiful pix I'll check back in when you have posted more pix I love the one of the juvie drying out its wings

I posted a reply last night, which I see now did not show up as posted. It may have been human error as I was quite tired.
So here it goes again.

PEB, I the encouragment.

Debs I will definitly be looking forward to our adventure.

I use a Nikon D40x which would be considered a highend Point and Shoot. I also have a D300, however I am not as good at fiddly settings and find that my subject is usually gone long before I get the settings right and more times than not, the auto feature on the D300 fails to get a good quailty image. I know very little about any other makes/models. Although a few of the people I shoot with at the Zoo use Cannon. Both Cannon and Nikon are great, in that, you can purchase cheaper lenses that work with the camera no problem, like Sigma. I hope this helped you some.

Sassyk and too! I am pleased that everyone is happy with what I have so far. At least I know I am on the right track

Thanks to you all for stopping by. It's a beautiful day out and since the eagles will only be here a few more wks, I am going to head off to Kilby once more.

Cheers

This is the 2nd nest that is a wee bit further along the path. It is on someones property so I can't get much closer.

High above the trail.


The nest by the Mission Bridge.