Jordan Lake. Oh my! I was watching bald eagles this morning and as the fog lifted I suddenly realized there was a rather large white mass of birds out on the lake. They were American white pelicans. I see a few here most winters December – January. I have never seen this many before. One of the birders who had a spotting scope counted them and there were 40. They are way off their normal migration course. Neat to see!
Jordan Lake. A bald eagle floated across as I was making the video for this morning. I don’t know which adult it was. I was sure hoping it would turn around and come back and we could get a second look at it, but we will have to make do with the first pass only. Have a blessed day, take care, be safe.
Jordan Lake. I thought I would send you a little tiny snippet of what greeted me this morning here at Jordan lake. Hope you enjoy the pair of white-tail deer!
Jordan Lake. H&G nest. Dad Hershey collected a stick for his nest repair. Then a fledgling bald eagle wanted to see what the adult eagle was doing. I think that the fledgling bald eagle may well have been from the H&G nest this year. Dad Hershey most likely would not have tolerated an unrelated immature bald eagle that close and would not tolerate it by this December.
Jordan Lake. Doc Ellen‘s Natural Minute. Although, you might consider this minute being on the supernatural side? It is after all October… Take care, stay well.
Footwork doesn’t have to be fast or fancy in order to bring satisfaction and contentment. Grayced often proves that point while I work on my photo editing.
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