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ricardo00: The arrival of mama bald eagle with her catch in slow motion: looks like a pigeon?
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ricardo00: The Milpitas Bald Eagle Nest
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ricardo00: Milpitas eaglets in golden light: had beautiful light last night and mom and dad went out to hunt. Unfortunately didn't catch anything.
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ricardo00: family breakfast
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ricardo00: bald eagle coming at you
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ricardo00: bald eagle fly by
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ricardo00: bald eagle speaking
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ricardo00: Fledged eaglet
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ricardo00: Eaglet's in the nest
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ricardo00: eaglet learning to fly in Port Lion
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ricardo00: You are not going to eat the food for our chick!
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ricardo00: Sorry but papa came back empty handed.
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ricardo00: Getting fed.
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ricardo00: Bald eagle nest in Milpitas
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ricardo00: This juvie BE can't get any respect, even on July 4, as a much smaller merlin chases it
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ricardo00: The Milpitas bald eagle family
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ricardo00: dinner time
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ricardo00: fresh fish for dinner: bigger than the chicks!
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ricardo00: One of the chicks getting some food
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ricardo00: Unfortunately the salmon this bald eagle caught was too big to lift so had to swim holding onto it
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ricardo00: bald eagle hunting on the Chilkoot River
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ricardo00: After quite a struggle, s/he got the salmon to the shore where s/he started eating it
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ricardo00: Next time the bald eagle catches a smaller salmon that it can fly off with
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ricardo00: Bald eagle flying over Eagle River
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ricardo00: Life is easy in Alaska for bald eagles, you just wait for the salmon to come to you
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ricardo00: Juvenile bald eagle tries to land a salmon (the fish somehow got away)