Yesterday I got to see Momma Kate from a very different perspective. A friend took me into the First Nest Cove on his boat. There was Kate perched not too far below her nest. All bald eagle pairs stay close to their nest all year around, even when they don’t have chicks or fledglings to raise. It was grand getting to see Kate!
doc ellen's journey 
What a treat to see Momma Kate near her nest—I’m always glad when you’re able to move around and get a different perspective—interesting for you and for your fans as well. Sounds like the bald eagles are homebodies (at least some of the time!)…..
On Tue, Aug 13, 2019 at 9:19 PM doc ellen’s journey wrote:
> neighdoctor posted: ” Yesterday I got to see Momma Kate from a very > different perspective. A friend took me into the First Nest Cove on his > boat. There was Kate perched not too far below her nest. All bald eagle > pairs stay close to their nest all year around, even when the” >
Indeed, the mated pairs are homebodies and very territorial about their nest tree.
grand photo. Judy