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| Overview of the marsh with an eagle on the trunk and the mountains in the background |
I had looked on my friend Dave Hemmings web site
www.natureadventures.com/, and found a workshop in Utah to photograph Bald Eagles. It was led by Rob Palmer
http://www.falconphotos.com/, a noted raptor photographer and a falconer. Farmington Bay usually has the highest density of Bald Eagles in the lower 48 states. In fact, last year there was between 300-400 Eagles present. However, this year because the weather has been warmer with a lot less snow and the impoundments are not frozen the density has been very much decreased. I saw around 10-12 Eagles. But, the photography was great with other species including Harriers, Kestrels, Coots, and Pied-billed Grebes plus many other species
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| Bald eagle landing |
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| Pair of bald eagles |
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| Bald Eagle catching a fish |
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| Bald eagle eating a fish |
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| Bald eagle on a old tree trunk |
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