Kay Thank you so oooo much for the update on Ma and Pa Sidney they have been on my mind alot this past week...doncha just wish you could reach out and hug them both tooo pieces :lol:. I think back to the first couple of seasons at the ole garry oak nest and how we would be glued to the cam ...and many of us counted sticks or made faces in the snow....just waitin for Ma or Pa to come along even a fly by was exciting! I am sooo going to miss seeing them this season :nod: very thankful we have reports from the ground ...but it wont be the same :cry1: Look forward to your pictures

When I saw the sunny day ahead of us this morning I knew for sure you would be out there sassyk/Kay. :nod: I have a delivery to make tomorrow in the area and also a check up of the relocated Muscovy duck from WildArc so I will be checking Ma and Pa out tomorrow, too, and it is expected to be another sunny day as well so I hope to be able to walk the beach, too
I did see one of them on Sunday in the Epicure field but was unable to stop so not sure which one.
Look forward to some new pix.

So nice that you were able to see Ma and Pa today Kay! Looking forward to your pics!

I took a drive by the old nest site on Dec 27th on my way back from the Mainland...pouring rain that day, and no eagles in sight

Looking forward to your report tomorrow Elle

Ma & Pa in separate trees by the Pat Bay Trading Post this afternoon. Click 2x bigger.

Pa in the beach tree across from the south end of the old nest property. He definitely had been eating; some evidence on his beak. Click 2x bigger.

Pa looking in the direction of the Pat Bay Trading Post. Click 2x bigger.



Pa watching a cyclist riding by.



Pa flying towards the south field tree on the old nest property. I almost missed him because I was talking to the cyclist

Pa in the south field tree on the old nest property. He has a poop shot (2nd pic) before flying off towards the Pat Bay Trading Post. Click 2x bigger.

Ma in the oak tree by the church at the south end of Pat Bay. Click the link "My Photos of Wildlife" in my signature line to see pics of the red-tailed hawk that chased Ma from the oak tree this afternoon. Click bigger.