Bald & Black
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Our resident Bald Eagles are keeping an eye on their nest, as they will be making sure it is in good condition for nesting once again this year.
The Black Oystercatcher was preening while keeping an eye on local windsurfers taking advantage of strong winds.
The Black Oystercatcher was preening while keeping an eye on local windsurfers taking advantage of strong winds.
Feb 01, 2026 at 12:54 PM
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Nice shot of the Black OC, Tony. And, good luck to your Eagles for a successful nesting season. Hopefully you'll see a couple of eaglets in the not too distant future.
Mark
Mark
Feb 01, 2026 at 01:01 PM
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amyandmark3 wrote:
Nice shot of the Black OC, Tony. And, good luck to your Eagles for a successful nesting season. Hopefully you'll see a couple of eaglets in the not too distant future.
Mark
Thanks Mark. This couple had two eaglets last year that died in the nest. You could see their condition deteriorate day by day.
It was probably Avian Flu they died from, perhaps brought to them from an infected bird they had killed.
Tony
Nice shot of the Black OC, Tony. And, good luck to your Eagles for a successful nesting season. Hopefully you'll see a couple of eaglets in the not too distant future.
Mark
Thanks Mark. This couple had two eaglets last year that died in the nest. You could see their condition deteriorate day by day.
It was probably Avian Flu they died from, perhaps brought to them from an infected bird they had killed.
Tony
Feb 01, 2026 at 01:44 PM
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Imagemaster wrote:
Thanks Mark. This couple had two eaglets last year that died in the nest. You could see their condition deteriorate day by day.
It was probably Avian Flu they died from, perhaps brought to them from an infected bird they had killed.
Tony
Fingers crossed for a better outcome this year!
Mark
Thanks Mark. This couple had two eaglets last year that died in the nest. You could see their condition deteriorate day by day.
It was probably Avian Flu they died from, perhaps brought to them from an infected bird they had killed.
Tony
Fingers crossed for a better outcome this year!
Mark
Feb 01, 2026 at 05:19 PM