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Nice shots. Will not try to guess which adult you photographed. Its slim tapered body looks like male but its head shape is intermediate between our male and female compared to what we usually see. I wonder if the youngsters have departed. Just got back from watching our local Illinois nest for nearly 3 hours-- no feeding!! We had a severe hail storm last night but the nest was not damaged and all three eaglets look fine. Will post some photos on FLICKR and the "events" sub-forum here after I get time to process them.
One of the youngsters was on a maleluca tree 7:40am today.
Thanks,
MRD
On May 21, 2014, at 4:15 PM, "NewMexiKen [via Bald Eagles of Broward County, Florida]" <[hidden email]> wrote:
Nice shots. Will not try to guess which adult you photographed. Its slim tapered body looks like male but its head shape is intermediate between our male and female compared to what we usually see. I wonder if the youngsters have departed. Just got back from watching our local Illinois nest for nearly 3 hours-- no feeding!! We had a severe hail storm last night but the nest was not damaged and all three eaglets look fine. Will post some photos on FLICKR and the "events" sub-forum here after I get time to process them.
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