Post by nickinthegarden on Nov 8, 2018 16:33:07 GMT -8
The Bald Eagles are gathering around the Harrison River for the yearly salmon run. The water levels in the Nicomen Slough have dropped and more sand bars are becoming visible allowing more areas for the salmon to hang up and allow areas in which the Bald Eagles, gulls and crows can feed. I checked out the Harrison River yesterday and the water level was still quite high hopefully it will drop more to allow more eagles to congregate for better feeding and viewing by us.
On the Nicomen Slough there were some disputes as to who gets the fish.
Incoming! by Nick, on Flickr
Some will share but only after they are finished but the occasional tidbit floating away are seized on by the gulls and crows.
Looking for leftovers. by Nick, on Flickr
Some have had their fill and are content to rest in nearby trees.
American Bald Eagle by Nick, on Flickr
And strangely enough at Kilby Provincial Park where there were a few Eagles and some gulls I spotted this goat going on a walk with a woman and her dogs.
Farm Goat by Nick, on Flickr
On the Nicomen Slough there were some disputes as to who gets the fish.
Incoming! by Nick, on FlickrSome will share but only after they are finished but the occasional tidbit floating away are seized on by the gulls and crows.
Looking for leftovers. by Nick, on FlickrSome have had their fill and are content to rest in nearby trees.
American Bald Eagle by Nick, on FlickrAnd strangely enough at Kilby Provincial Park where there were a few Eagles and some gulls I spotted this goat going on a walk with a woman and her dogs.
Farm Goat by Nick, on Flickr