Such a majestic bird. Upon checking the Eagle Cam online, the female eagle named Harriet has laid two eggs. So now there are more action in the nest.
Monthly Archives: November 2017
Bald Eagle of Ft. Myers landing in nest_93E4764
Pine tree has too many branches which on many occasions obstruct the view. But you get the picture…
Bald Eagle of Ft. Myers with open wings_93E4755
Ready to take off and stretching his wings.
Holding on, MG_1975
Showing some skills for ballet dancing, I suppose.
Grackle taking a bath, MG_1836
A fun day for the grackle.
Jumping in the Bird Bath, MG_1932
The northern Mockingbird is also a permanent resident on my backyard and nest every year in the garden. The mockingbird is influential in United States culture, being the state bird of five states, which includes the Florida State.
Great -tailed Grackle, MG_1884
Another resident of my backyard. This is a medium-sized, highly social passerine bird native to North and South America. It is one of ten extant species of grackle and is closely related to the boat-tailed grackle and the slender-billed grackle.
When the sun shines on this bird feathers, it creates this multi color reflection which is amazingly beautiful to look at.
Bald Eagle of Fort Myers on dead tree branch, IMG_3240
This one decided to fly away from the nest to eat solo his catch of the day.
Bald Eagle of Fort Myers, Florida IMG_3236
A two hours drive from my house took me to the west coast in Fort Myers, where the “snowbirds” Bald Eagles spend their winter vacation. A whole day of shooting was all it took to look at these beautiful birds taking the time to reinforce their nest. No eggs yet, so both birds sometimes abandon the nest for a long period of time, but they always come back one at a time or together.
This new season will again catch all the action using three cameras that film the birds 24/7 and stream live video directly to this site.
Egret on the ground IMG_3233
Looking for food in the grass.
