Wordless Wednesday - Welcome to My Branch

Wordless Wednesday - Welcome to My Branch

Bald Eagle with a Crow on a Branch

Montana Bald Eagle

Bald Eagles are a frequent sight along the Clark Fork River. They seem to come back to the same areas so we know where to look for them and enjoy seeing them on our drive. We loved that he was sharing his branch with a crow - that was the first time we've seen that!

Here's Another Bald Eagle Photo that Kevin took at a different time.

Photo by Kevin Ray

13 comments • Monica Ray • September 09 2009 10:30AM

Comments

What amazing birds! You are so lucky to have them in your area. I have seen them along the Mississippi River visiting my son in college in Illinois and it's amazing.

Posted by Karen Fiddler Broker/Realtor (Great Western Realty Group/eVantage Real Estate) 10 months ago

Thanks Karen - they are amazing birds, we love to watch them - especially when they're fishing :)

Posted by Monica Ray (JAM Media Group) 10 months ago

Looks like the crow knew its place in the pecking order, though, Kevin and Monica.  Beautiful close-up of a bald eagle.  We don't get to see them in the wild here.

Posted by Liz Miller (Keller Williams Arizona Living Realty) 10 months ago

Eagles are a common sight here, too, but one that never grows old.  Seasonally they come in droves to certain areas of Lake Coeur d'Alene to feast on the spawning salmon.  Thanks for visiting my blog today!

Posted by Janna Rankin Scharf - Realtor Coeur d'Alene and North Idaho Homes (Keller Williams Realty Coeur d'Alene) 10 months ago

Wow, that's one brave crow! Nice pictures. 

Posted by René Fabre (The Talon Group) 10 months ago

Thanks Liz, I guess bald eagles must not be "snow birds" and winter in Arizona.

Hi Janna - thanks for visiting our blog as well, we have even seen bald eagles in Coeur d'Alene - beautiful city.

Thanks Rene - good to see you on our blog :)

Posted by Monica Ray (JAM Media Group) 10 months ago

Wow, those a great pictures! I just love the bald eagle, what a beautiful bird! Thanks for sharing!

Posted by Mike Mitchell - REALTOR® - St. Clair Shores, MI (Real Living Kee Realty) 10 months ago

How cool that you got to take this photo!  I don't remember ever seeing a bald eagle.   I hope to experience that some day.

Posted by Ann Allen ~ SRES ASP e-PRO REALTOR® ~ Birmingham Alabama Luxury Homes (Keller Williams Realty) 10 months ago

Kevin & Monica,

You captured some great photos of the bald eagle.  The first one is quite interesting.  I wonder how long it took the crow to realize that if he did not leave the branch quickly, he might end up as dinner.   Thank you for sharing these.

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Posted by Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC, SFR Greetings from Red Lodge, Montana! 10 months ago

Kevin and Monica,

Those are fantastically clear shots. You really represent a great area. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Real Estate Sales & Marketing Consulting and Strategies (Hoffacker Associates LLC) 10 months ago

Thank you for all of the great comments. Gerry - I don't think it took the crow very long, he didn't overstay his welcome for sure.

Posted by Monica Ray (JAM Media Group) 10 months ago

that' is absolutely beautifl..I've only ever seen them in person once....they had one that had been rescued...gorgeous birds

Posted by Konnie McKee. Associate Broker VA & MD CDPE, RDCpro (MAC REALTY, LLC/REALTY DIRECT, LLC) 10 months ago

Thanks Konnie, we see eagles frequently but they still amaze me every time.

Posted by Monica Ray (JAM Media Group) 10 months ago

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