We saw 3 bald eagles yesterday on a road trip thru se Oklahoma. I don't think I have ever seen one in the wild before. It was cool!

It is very cool!

How neat.

What a fabulous photo!!

My picture didn't come out so I stole that one from Google but thats what they looked like! LOL :lol:

This was my picture! I tried!!! LMAO!!

Amazing!!!

Aren't they beautiful!
I saw one last week in the air.
We have a couple we see now & then.

It's so cool to see wildlife like that!!

We had one flying above our house just last week, it was so cool to see.

The bald eagles winter here & we see dozens of them flying and in trees along the Des Moines River. So amazing!! Wish everyone could see one in the wild.

Very regal looking birds.

They're so beautiful! I've seen a few when DH and I go fishing down in the bayous/swamps. Amazing to watch. :)

I can see why you used a google pic! yours was soooo blurry! LOL but I could tell it was a bird. :)

We have many in our area...they never cease to amaze me :D:D:D

We see several way up in the trees next to the river every time we go to town. They are amazing!

How beautiful!
Right now, I've been watching the bluebirds in daughters back yard going in and out of the bird house. There's about 10 of them and Im just amazed at how pretty they are.
I don't have any birds on Guam except pigeons, sparrows and egrets. :(

We saw one just about a week ago almost directly over our house. About 18 miles SW of Fort Smith, AR.

When I was commercial fishing, oh so many many moons ago!!! we could "call" the eagles and then toss a "throw away" fish off the back of the boat...they would swoop down and pick the fish out of the water. Very cool!!!

Last summer, while out on the pontoon boat, we saw a bald eagle on a barren tree. I took pictures but nothing that looks as close as yours. How awesome to see a bald eagle!!

We have seen some in our area. We were surprised, and we took the binoculars and watched up close. It was amazing!

They are just so awesome to see in the wild for real. Not in a book or on TV. :-D :-D :-D

Oh, oh, oh. I would love to see one up close.
one day while driving at dusk in Boulder, CO three deer crossed the street right in front of my car. the light was red of course!

I live in southern British Columbia and I see them all the time because this is one of their territories and every now and then one will fly over my building. I live right on the Fraser River, so they are always close by, and what a glorious sight to see them in flight.

I lived on Barnston Island in the Fraser River from 1974-1976. Loved the isolation in the middle of the big city!! Not a lot of wildlife on the island, but the beavers on the mainland side of the river would build dams and flood the road where we got off the ferry.

Patti

We see a lot of bald eagles and golden eagles here in Eastern Montana and I am in awe every time I see one!

Aren't they beautiful. We have quite a few in Florida and we saw one swoop down and grab a fish and take to the top of a pine tree .The picture is fantastic.

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Waiting for the blessed event. I watch every year.

I live right on the Arkansas River and we have 4 (2 pair) that live basically in my back pasture. They are really amazing to watch. They nest in the trees on the river bank.

Eagles are really COOL!!! When I grew up up here there were none (dating myself?), only old nests, but now to most young people they are really common! I still want to stop the car and just watch them when I see them flying! Even my own kids just take them for granted!!!

Isn't it wonderful that they are making such a comeback. People all over the US are seeing them now. I had never seen one growing up in IL but they are along the rivers there also.

I live along the Mississippi and Bald Eagles are plentiful this time of year. I took some pictures last year, but I cant seem to get them attatched to my post.

My sister sent me these pix. I lived in Comox for several years. My boys and I often had picnics at this beach.

Patti

"Comox, Vancouver Island, B.C.


In January 2009, the weather was so cold that the bald eagles were cruising over our houses looking for

helpless cats to make a quick meal of.

Some kind souls decided to feed the eagles down at Goose Spit so they could survive the cold spell

without eating our pets.

Here's what happened! Take note, this is Vancouver Island ... NOT ALASKA !

One of the residents took these photos in front of his home. What a sight to see! "

Amazing Photos!!! When visiting our family in La Crosse, WI we often see eagles sitting on the ice around small openings on the back-waters of the Mississippi & Black Rivers. There are maybe a dozen at each hole!

Those are awesome photos!

We have what is known as The Great River Road and people go there to watch the Eagles. It is a big deal to lots of people. I always seem to have something else to do. I know the area, can't think of the highway number.

We have a bald eagle nest on the edge of a lake just down the street from my cottage. Many people stop to look or take pictures. The other day when I was walking I saw an eagle heading for the nest and watched as it landed. What a sight!

Beautiful. We see them once in a while at a lake close to where we live. Beautiful birds.

Wow! Amazing pics. They go to Lake Coeur d' Alene (Idaho)every winter when the Kokanee spawn. I took my grandkids one year when I lived there which was cool, but none this close or even that many. I was kind of close to a golden eagle one year while pike fishing. It was in one of the pine trees on the beach eating a fish. It stayed there munching for a long, long time (hours). I watched for a while then went home for my camera which took me half hour to 45 minutes, and it was still there. I took a bunch of pics. We even went under the tree to get pics shooting up at it. I would post a couple, but they are packed away.

Beautiful, what a privilege.