To confirm no leg injury would be a great news! Thanks Maria for doing
such a good job capturing the eagles and owls and sharing it with all of
us!
Kelly Heffernan
SFAS's Project Perch
(978) 412-5313
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>
> Maria, thanks for documenting your sighting so well. That eaglet was
> certainly cooperative, and braved some high winds. The relative lack of
> white on its breast suggest it may be the younger eaglet. It would be nice
> to see them together to determine if this still holds true.
>
> If indeed it is the younger, there appears to be no impairment of its legs
> as suggested in the flight photos I took a couple of weeks ago.
>
>
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