Super pictures Tina and Klaw! It is nice to see things from a different point of view! Klaw, I remember your pictures from last year and they were great! Welcome back! Christian, I am looking forward to your next set of photos! Have a safe trip!

Welcome back Klaw. Your pictures are wonderful!

Tina & Christian, Besides the flight time from nest to water, could you also estimate how many feet/yards from nest to water? The student's question was "How far is the nest from the water at White Rock?" AH & the class will love the flight times (I did) but I felt h/s would also like to know the distance as well. I realize "as the eagle flys" would be different than a hike up the hill, lol.

Looking forward to your return Christian.

Thank you everyone its nice to be back and see all the updates!

From my walk in Kwomais Point Park this evening I got quite the collection of eagle feathers this evening too! my boston terrier loved the walk! More photos to come but I have to go to bed - work in the am boo!

Welcome back Klaw! What lovely lighting in that pic.

Thank you STIM Gorgeous evening last night!

Here are a few more - There were 3 eagles in total that I shot pictures of - 2 in the one tree and one hiding in a tree to the left and further back in the wooded area.


One of the two eagles in the same tree.


The 3rd Eagle that was hard to get a picture of


One of the two eagles in the same tree.

Cheers all, I will be out and about with my camera over the weekend

Today was a lovely sunny day! Tina, who is a long time eagle lover knows WR beach very well and we decided to explore the area together, Tina with a lighter pocket camera (see her images and you will be surprised what is possible, quite amazing!) and me with a somewhat heavier camera - maybe Tina has an image later to show that

In any case, so that you may all see in what paradise we live, we explored at low tide, around 4pm. Here some impressions. Sometimes the action is so fast that only later I realized that nearly every eagle carries a fish

Images are high res, click on them to see....

Now an amazing Juvenile sequence. Gimmie the fish.... watch carefully