Welcome Docbrake!!

So good to see you here - it will be fun for you to see what they are really doing up in that nest - and we will benefit from your reports on the ground!!
Have you met Larry, yet?

It has been interesting over the last few years watching the maintenance of the nest. Many a time I have driven my daughter to work in the morning to see an eagle gathering loose twigs form the trees on St Johns Street and taking them back to the nest. I have witnessed many hunts by the eagles along Rocky Point of fish in the small streams along the mud flats to Noons Creek. The only thing I have yet to see is if young ones actually hatch of survive. I have not seen a young eagle in Port Moody but have seen them in Burnaby at Barnet Marine Park. This is the second nest in this area, the first was on the north side of Rocky Point near Noons Creek in a big cotton wood tree. Aparently the nest was blown down in the wind storms we had. Loking forward to the feeds and will forward some of my photos soon. Cheers

A VERY BIG WELCOME

To Laura Nelms

Glad you found your way in here!

Post here to say HI

And say if you want any help finding your way round!!

For those that don't go to the Hancock Facebook Page - Laura has been posting some excellent scaps from the Lafarge nest there

A Big Warm Welcome to Moneypenney

I love the name :LOL:
And the avatar!

Come in and say HI - there is always someone around to help you!

Richard 1954

Who joined us today

Come in and say Hi if you see this!
And ask anything that may puzzle you - there's always someone to help!

Big warm to Richard 1954

Richard 1954. Happy eagle watching

Hi all, I live in Ct as subject line mentioned and got will the winter ever end blues. This years January storms have caused many roofs in Ct to collapse and also many issues for driving. So much for that..

Our local Audubon group did their winter Bald Eagle count in January and found the same numbers of Bald Eagles as last year. There two small rivers that have a small wintering over population of Bald Eagles and the count stands at 12. Compared to Pacific northwest I know that's miniscle but our regions numbers are just starting to bear fruits from different states restoration work.


Ed daves