At the end of the trail... where the Eagles like to hang out watching for salmon. When high tide is in, they move in closer with lots of Action I'm told by the ranger there. This is a good 200 yards away. About 7 there and some flying in and out at times.

Zooming in closer to that tree, the upper right top.

Zooming in on the eagle that shows up best in bottom right tree...

Went down and setup on this tree where I saw this immature eagle landing off and on and waited...

... and he finally came back.

Taking a DUMP!

C'ya!

I got lucky with this Bald eagle passing through...

I will be going back for some better yet pictures.

EAGLES Part II
at
Nisqually Wildlife Refuge, WA

Two Eagles, Bald and Immature perching, while one passes through.

Two Eagles fighting over a perch.

... This Bald Eagle was way up this huge pine accross the pond.

Then as I was driving out to leave, I saw across the creek about
300 yards off, a Bald Eagle and immature sitting in some trees.
So I turned around to go back to see if I could sneak up on them.
Problem was, the Bald Eagle was on the other side of this tree and
if I was to go around I'd be right under him maybe 50 feet.
For sure he would NOT let me get that close, so I took this shot just in case. .

Sure enough, he saw me even then and took off the back way.
So much for that...

I've noticed that the Bald Eagles are much more skittish than the
immature youngsters who let you get MUCH closer. Probably why the
Bald Eagles live past five too. The Bald Eagles usually leave the
back way where the youngsters go where it is faster, forward like
the next few shots show.

That's it for now, I'll keep going back until I get the shots I want.