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That eaglet looks old enough to hunt for itself.
Nice shots!
New Hampshire Gardener,
Yes it does. It was the male adult bringing in the fish I am guessing the eaglet is a female and looks larger than the adult. I knew that the two eaglets would be later than most in the area leaving the nest due to being born a month later than most around here. It is now about a month past when it should have left the nesting area. It can fly fine, I spose’ it just likes home delivery rather than learning to hunt on it’s own. Who knows? Thank You…
I enjoyed your comments about voting, as well as your thoughts on tRump and Mitch. I am like you, have never voted for Mitch and never will. I still enjoy your pics. John
John Mann,
Good to hear from you, hope you and yours are well. Glad you enjoyed the pics of the wonders I get to see…