Tag: Eagle
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Eagles Everywhere
They have arrived! There are many, many eagle sightings along the Hudson River between Croton and Peekskill. The eagles are now ice fishing. Today we counted 15 eagles on the ice between Fleischmann’s Pier (China Pier) and Peekskill’s Riverfront Park. Five eagles were perched and flying over the Croton Point Nature Center. Two young…
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Brrrrr … irds!
We are in a deep freeze here. Lots of pictures were taken from the warmth of my car. Others were taken out in the freezing cold or muddy field. Not a bird, but this one has prey:
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Eagle at Croton Nature Center and a Blast from the Past
Our fourth year bird obliged me with a few moments on the road up to the nature center.
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Croton Point Visiting Eagles
They have begun to arrive. I saw five soaring eagles enjoying the wind over the southern point today. The two first year birds played tumbling talons. The group traveled upriver and also enjoyed the wind in Verplanck and Charles Point. And on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 two more adults joined the group. I think the…
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Conowingo Stoop
We made our fourth and final trip for the season on Monday, Nov. 26, 2012. It was supposed to be cloudy, but it was a sunny, great day. I finally managed to get a flight shot with my old 600mm and 1.4 teleconverter. The birds were right in front of me as usual. Some people…
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Maryland Eagles Trip #3
Went back with my photo friends on the projected best day, i.e. sun, wind, water level. It was appropriately Veteran’s Day for humans and eagles. They ran the water about a half hour after we got to the dam. Many of my eagle forum friends were there, too. Enjoy!
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Eagles after the storm
What can I say about Hurricane Sandy? I was extremely lucky. The Conowingo eagle population swelled after the storm. Now there are at least 175 more eagles than there were two weeks ago. And every single eagle caught a fish while we were there. Plus, all the other fish eating birds caught a fish. All…
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Eagles at Conowingo Dam
I made the pilgrimage with a few close photo friends. When you make a four hour drive one way together, you know you are close friends. It is just before the time when hoards of eagles descend on their Mecca. The locals entertained us. Just be careful where you park your car if you go.
Bonnie Coe 