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Haliaeetus leucocephalus
Papa Eagle returning to the nest.
Nesting along the Shark River (Jersey Shore)
Spotted on Mar 29, 2013
Submitted on Mar 31, 2013
19 Comments
great capture beachbum732,amazing series,congrats on the SOTD and thanks for sharing
Fantastic, I look forward to see a couple of little ones when they come. : )
Did I said that those are great pictures also?
Congratulations on the SOTD, very, very well deserved, beachbum732.
Thank you to everyone who commented and who enjoy these beautiful creatures are much as I do.
I will continue to follow this family and will post photos both here on Project Noah, and on my Facebook photography page (Jersey Shore Photography)
Please feel free to follow me on both pages.
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Great shots and congrats on SOTD.
Congratulations on the SotD!
Awesome spotting, congratulations beachbum732!
I didn't realize the babies were born so early. Incredible capture.
Fantastic spot! Makes me want to visit my home state of New Jersey now. Congratulations on SOTD! Great series. Beautiful eagle.
Congratulations !!
Congratulations !!
very nice and congrats!
nice series congrats on SOTD!
Thank you so much!
I look forward to sharing updates on this expanding family.
Congratulations on capturing this awesome series beachbum732! I look forward to seeing the progress of this wonderful family.
A male bald eagle returns to the nest in our spotting of the day. Both parents take turns incubating the eggs and males take an active parenting role with the hatchlings.
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Thank you.
I am so grateful to be able to watch this nest on an almost daily basis.
The eagle in the nest is an adult (most likely the female). No eaglets are visible yet, and when they are they do not have these markings. At about the age of 5 an eagle will mature to an adult and sport the white crown and tail feathers.
If you want to follow my photos, I will post pictures of the eaglet (or hopefully eaglets) as soon as I see them, and will also follow their progress.
what a beauty!
Beautiful!! It must be awesome to see a large bird like that and with little one in the nest!! Thank you so much for sharing, beachbum732.
Awesome! I used to have a nest of these near my house. I can't believe these majestic birds used to be endangered!
great pictures!