Over 30 Bald Eagles in the back yard (Matt Honan)

Uploaded on Jun 27, 2008

This video was recorded in Unalaska, Alaska. Google it. A bunch of bald eagles show up in our back yard. You get to hear a lot of the bald eagles talking. My kids get really close to them, they must really want more red salmon. Right now the salmon are running upstream to spawn so most of the locals are set-netting on the beach and smoking/canning/grilling some sockeye. In this video the native Aleuts were subsistence fishing and drying out the fillets. The Aleuts were not using the heads and guts and that is what the eagles were eating.

New Rule Is a Win for Wind, Blows for Eagles | Audubon Magazine

New Rule Is a Win for Wind, Blows for Eagles | Audubon Magazine

Take Flight with The Crossley ID Guide: Raptors, Bald Eagle

Take Flight with The Crossley ID Guide: Raptors, Bald Eagle

all copyrights Princeton and Crossley 2013.
this photo is from the book, which we highly recommend.

btw, which raptor below doesn't "belong", come on guys bring it, nobody responds to the questions, please get involved.....WCHW

Bald Eage ID study: Take Flight with The Crossley ID Guide: Bald Eagles adult/subadult

Take Flight with The Crossley ID Guide: Bald Eagles adult/subadult

all copyrights Princeton and Crossley 2013.
this photo is from the book, which is a great field and home reference tool and we at WCHW highly recommend acquiring this book...

4 amigos 4 dihedrals (SF Broad-winged Hawks)

4 amigos 4 dihedrals, originally uploaded by bp250.

from Bob Power, Broad-winged Hawks over Frisco. Last yr 2012

Golden Eagle Here we have a couple GOEA photos, often we do indeed see Eagles on Carrion.

 

 

 All copyrights and photo credit to original author and used in educational for non profit

 All copyrights and photo credit to original author and used in educational for non profit.

Golden Eagle sub-adult.

Here, Don has a great shot of the Golden Eagle, this bird has a lot of feather ware and you can see sub-adult feathers coming in. The first year birds have larger wing areas for learning flight, and as the birds get older the feathers shorten up a bit for more controlled and aerodynamic flight.


Golden Eagle, originally uploaded by djbartling.

Don Bartling, GOEA. 2 year old.