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Junior (Princess?) at Miller Creek

  
 
RockvilleBob
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p.1 #1Junior (Princess?) at Miller Creek
If I kayak to the eagle nest at Miller Creek at dawn I can catch the eagles feeding the chicks
The feeding activity goes on for awhile and then the adults fly off to a nearby tree and stand watch
If there is no feeding activity the nest looks empty
The 1120mm rig wrks OK but between the drifting kayak, unsteady setup, and looking at a monitor in an awkward position; getting shots on target can be frustrating for me. Most of the images are with heads down in the nest.
I am pretty sure there ae at least two chicks. The shot of one chick's head shows the adult buried in the nest feeding one or more additional chicks.
By arriving at dawn I am 2 for 2 getting feeding activity.




  NIKON Z 9    1120mm    f/16.0    1/640s    20000 ISO    -0.7 EV  






  NIKON Z 9    1120mm    f/9.0    1/1250s    6400 ISO    -0.7 EV  







Standing Guard

  NIKON Z 9    1120mm    f/9.0    1/1250s    1600 ISO    -0.7 EV  

Apr 24, 2026 at 11:21 AM
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p.1 #2Junior (Princess?) at Miller Creek
You are doing quite well Bob. Even on land nests are hard

Morris
Apr 24, 2026 at 07:09 PM
RockvilleBob
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p.1 #3Junior (Princess?) at Miller Creek
morris wrote:
You are doing quite well Bob. Even on land nests are hard

Morris


Thanks for the encouragement Morris
Apr 25, 2026 at 06:18 AM
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p.1 #4Junior (Princess?) at Miller Creek
Nest shots are tough with all the branches to shoot through. Nice adult pose.

Dave
Apr 25, 2026 at 07:16 AM
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p.1 #5Junior (Princess?) at Miller Creek
Dave_E wrote:
Nest shots are tough with all the branches to shoot through. Nice adult pose.

Dave


Thanks for looking and commenting Dave
Apr 25, 2026 at 11:25 AM


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