And then there was one
p.1 #1And then there was one
I only spotted one eaglet left by the nest. I am guessing it is Junior the smaller of the two. One adult was hanging around. The lighting was very challenging today, especially when trying to get the eaglet's face. My guess is for an empty nest next week when I get out on my kayak again. Something to look forward to for next year.
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Jun 16, 2026 at 02:55 PM
p.1 #3And then there was one
That is a tough sky to shoot into Bob. Looking at my photo history the bald eagle chicks fledge around this time of year so possibly one out with the other parent watching it.
Morris
Morris
Jun 17, 2026 at 06:16 AM
p.1 #4And then there was one
morris wrote:
That is a tough sky to shoot into Bob. Looking at my photo history the bald eagle chicks fledge around this time of year so possibly one out with the other parent watching it.
Morris
It was a tough day - I sent a note to have Delaware move the tree, nest intact, to a better site for photography.
That is a tough sky to shoot into Bob. Looking at my photo history the bald eagle chicks fledge around this time of year so possibly one out with the other parent watching it.
Morris
It was a tough day - I sent a note to have Delaware move the tree, nest intact, to a better site for photography.
Jun 17, 2026 at 09:12 AM
p.1 #5And then there was one
RockvilleBob wrote:
MorrisIt was a tough day - I sent a note to have Delaware move the tree, nest intact, to a better site for photography.
Good luck with that. Go out there with a shovel and dig a canal that you can shoot from :-}
Morris
morris wrote
That is a tough sky to shoot into Bob. Looking at my photo history the bald eagle chicks fledge around this time of year so possibly one out with the other parent watching it.Morris
Good luck with that. Go out there with a shovel and dig a canal that you can shoot from :-}
Morris
Jun 17, 2026 at 09:28 AM