Pam :hello: You surely do live in a beautiful area with lots of beautiful vegation and wildlife to enjoy. My sis lives in Abbotsford so I do get there at least once or twice a year.,,.on my next visit we must do coffee ! Beautiful pictures Pam Is that nest along the highway to Harrison ...I think I saw that nest on the way to Kilby. My nieces and I went exploring and we found alot of nests in that general area and of course when I was scooby doing around with David H and Karenb they pointed out many nests to me as well :nod: .

Hi Marg :hello:

It is so nice to have you back Pam, The Mission area really is so beautiful it will be wonderful to 'show it off' in this thread.

Circumstnces kept me from this years Fraser Valley BE festival but I did get out on one of the 'mini' boat tours. it was awe inspiring!

Cheers!

Terry

Debs Hi there
I'd to do !! You just let me know the nest time your heading down this way

I saw on Scotts thread that he had used a map.. I have decided to do the same. Map coming up!
If you saw my nest, you would have been on the River ride.

terrytvgal :hello:
Nice to hear from you, hope all is well.
I'm sorry you couldn't make it out.. but that Mini Tour makes up for it!! I took it last yr.

Ok, I have work to do and pics to put up (as I was out to the nest today)

These are new shots of the nest as of today.

Everything seems to be in order with the nest. However the perching tree is leaning heavily to the right. On the brightside, there is a nice alternative perch pretty much right beside it. The nest was empty but there still was one lone eagle sitting in the bank trees watching a tug boat try to move a log boom.


Moving in closer, Mr Eagle was content with the tug boat and didn't pay much attention to me down below.


Up the path, in the distance, you can see the other nest, however without much activity nearby, it's hard to tell who belongs where.

Some of the ground neighbours came to see what I was doing. One of the sparrow family I believe.


Overhead waaaaaaaaaaay way up high in the sky... soaring, drifting, floating..


and some more ground dwellers that live at the base of the Eagles nest, amongst the brambles.

The Old Perching Tree.


The Nesting Tree


The New Perching Tree. (Which I personally think is more befitting than the old one.)

At this point I decided a walk down to the yellow-star nest would be in order, since that seemed to be where most of todays activities were taking place.
( I did not know the nest was down until I got there and couldn't find it.) Some of the eagles were flying around and some drying off, perched with wings slightly unfolded