Juvie Eagle Branching

The lone eaglet of this year’s nesting season fledged at the end of June, and it frequently returned to the nest. On this day a couple of weeks after it fledged it took advantage of the south wind and made a few jumps back and forth to the short branch. This short branch was a long branch last year, and we’re slowly watching this once live tree (about 5 to 6 years ago) slowly wind down. We hope this eagle pair gets a year or two more of this nest; it’s been active 9 to 10 years.

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Bald Eagle in Flight

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Ruby-throated Hummingbird hovering over flowers

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Trumpeter Swans in Flight

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Bumblebee among the flowers

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Short-eared Owl on the hunt during sunset

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