Jordan Lake. Every winter I have come to expect to see 4 to 6 American white pelicans here on the lake. They showed up a couple of days ago and I finally got to see them yesterday. I became fascinated that in their flight sequences, when they are not beating their wings, and simply soaring … they often all do the soar pretty much at the same time. A serene flight.

Jordan Lake. Mom Loblolly. I have obtained the email address and telephone number of the US Fish and Wildlife Service‘s Law Enforcement division. If you have a moment, could you email your concerns about getting the gate to Shelter 8 closed, to the enforcement division lawenforcement@fws.gov or call 1-844-397-8477? This is the division tasked with enforcing the federal laws concerning the bald eagles. Thank you so much for all of your support of the bald eagles of shelter eight.

mom Loblolly

Jordan Lake. Mom Godiva likes to occasionally have a meal of bird. You can see the water splash trail as the cormorant that Godiva was chasing tried to first run and take flight, but then decided the safest route was to just dive under. Mom Godiva was not happy that she missed. I am sure the cormorant thinks otherwise.

Jordan lake. This is mom Loblolly of Shelter 8, down the shore line from her nest yesterday. I would have liked to have found her and Pitch working at her nest. Some cars were seen turning into the road into Shelter 8 yesterday and perhaps that was why no work was being done on the nest by the parents.