Eagle with it's catch

[Yervant]

Last year I covered the Bald Eagle migration at the Conowingo Dam in Maryland. It was a fascinating spectacle watching these powerful raptors battling in mid air for the other's catch! The speeds that these eagles went up to while chasing each other was impressive. Once an eagle was successful in keeping it's hard earned catch, they would fly not more than 75 feet overhead and land in the trees to feast. I wanted to get back there this year, but with the pandemic going on I chose to wait another year.

 

[AlanLichty]

Great set of captures. My favorite is the close in shot in #3.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Great set and another vote for 3.

 

[Debbie Stahre]

Great series!

 

[Yervant]

Great set of captures. My favorite is the close in shot in #3.

Thank you Alan.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Another vote for #3. Great series.

 

[Yervant]

Great set and another vote for 3.

Thanks you Ben.

Another vote for #3. Great series.

Thanks Jameel.

 

[Yervant]

Great series!

Thanks Debbie.

 

[MonikaC]

Wow! #3 for me, too.

 

[JimFox]

Very cool Yervant! I think I lost reception on my way to Death Valley before I could respond to this series of yours. Such really great timing in these, and #3 is really cool, though I think I like #2 the best. It's great to me to see the whole series.

 

[Yervant]

Wow! #3 for me, too.

Thanks Monica.

Very cool Yervant! I think I lost reception on my way to Death Valley before I could respond to this series of yours. Such really great timing in these, and #3 is really cool, though I think I like #2 the best. It's great to me to see the whole series.

Thanks Jim.

 

[chuckp]

#3 all the way

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Another great series, Yervant.

 

[Yervant]

Another great series, Yervant.

Thank you Douglas.

 

[Amy Nelson]

What more can one say but WOW!

 

[Yervant]

What more can one say but WOW!

Much appreciated Amy.

 

[Glenn Mallory]

Awesome series. One of my favorite birds we have a lot of them here on Vancouver Island.

 

[Yervant]

Awesome series. One of my favorite birds we have a lot of them here on Vancouver Island.

Thank you. It's so good to see their numbers steady rising.