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11-09-11 Eagle watching at Conowingo Dam (part one)

November 11, 2011

11-09-11
Today neighbor Deb & I headed down to the Conowingo Dam in Maryland
(a 2 hour drive) to do some Bald Eagle watching.
The largest population in the east coast is found here.
You never know what you will see or not see.

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this is what it looked like when we first arrived.
NOT optimal bird watching conditions
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this was the first Eagle I saw. I wasn’t sure if we would
see more or if conditions would improve so I snapped
this photo
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really cool to see the Bald Eagle (despite the fog)
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birders lined up with tripods & large lenses!!
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this was a cat box they use to feed the feral cats
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fisherman in the fog
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fog slowly lifting
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this Eagle had a fish & landed in the tree
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hello mr eagle!!!

How cool are these close-ups?
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the fog actually made for interesting picture taking
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these towers are out on an island where you see
the eagles & vultures perching
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Conowingo Hydro Station.
Conowingo is an electricity generation plant.

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there’s an eagle doing a fly by
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getting some sun
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seeing the birds was really quite incredible.
something everyone should experience!!!

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