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Quote by: Christian

Wow what maneuvers! The wind was so strong that I had problems focusing, but I think you see what was happening.

Wow is right. Fantastic photos Christian. You are getting wonderful shots. I left you comments at WR
when you posted the link.

Quote by: eaglenut

Awesome photos and reports Christian, the eagles look so healthy and magnificent with there aerobatics, thanks for sharing

Nov. 28 2011 , I went to the nest today from 10 until 11 this morning, I saw both Ma and Pa at the nest,working with branches and then it looked like Pa flying away from the nest in search of branches. I watched him land in a tree and the hop on a branch to break it off the tree and then carry it back in his talons to the nest , I didn't capture the actions in photos, it happened so fast , it was amazing to see and hear the branch break !
Here are some photos from my day , I hope that you enjoy them Cheers , eaglenut

Hi Tina, I didn't think I'd make it tonight butttttt, just had to tell you I love these photos. What a fantastic
experience you had. Oh how I would love to see the branch breaking exercise! They must be very good at
that because Christian witnessed similar action.
I've been waiting, as I told you to see a new season of photos from you and I'm happy to see the beginning!

To Christian and Tina......

My oh my , these pictures are so amazingly cool! I did not know they broke the branches either - fascinating.
The soaring photos just lift my spirits so high I am with them. And Tina I love seeing them in the nest, from under instead of over. I will be stopping here often.
carolyn

Anna....just saw your video of the intruder.....Thank you!

Bravo Tina Eaglenut! I'm loving the ground shots. How lucky to be able to view them in their surrounding. Looking forward to more wonderful pictures.

karenb passed this photo of a beautiful snowy owl along. It was taken by Martin Passchier at Mud Bay, which is part of Boundary Bay near Crescent Beach just north of the WR nest.


click twice for full effect.

Hi WR Nest fiends,
Nice photo of the snowy owl Martin, thanks Karenb for posting it here, Mud Bay has so many birds for us to see.
I am happy to bring my photos here to share, thanks Lori, Annie , Carolyn and Cococat9 for the encouraging words!
I went to the WR nest today at 10:00 am, and Ma and Pa were both there working on the nest and then looking around intently before flying off to the east.

Nov 30 2011
Ma and Pa WR at the nest , watching, then Ma, I think , flew off and landed at the top of a nearby tree

Wonderful images, Eaglenut - Tina! What a lovely day it was!

Martin, that Owl is so beautiful, great image, thank you for sharing.

Thank you to everyone -as always - for your very kind comments.

I spent my day at Harrison Mills, see forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=270097&mode=&show=5&page=21