Unexpected cam guest....

[lscha]

Look who dropped in to eat his fish.

[Chuck Gravel]

Now thats something you dont see everyday, very neat

[Limbs and Sticks]

Good one, thanks for the look see.

Wes

[chris4570]

That's cool!!

The neatest thing I got on my trail cam was a flying squirrel. I think he was "flying" in one and landed in another.

[vixenmaster]

Nice an Eagle, i don't see many of those over here where i live. Have to go to the big lakes fer them

[one shot scott]

Nice picture Laura!
Much better than all these boring buck photos everyone keeps posting

[Blood on the floor]

Yup - tastes like chicken!

[sumner4991]

You should have expected it . . .when you use fish for bait . . .

Nice picture.

[lscha]

You should have expected it . . .when you use fish for bait . . .

Nice picture.

I swear!! He brought that himself. We actually know where the nest is and this is the 3rd year of babies but I just never thought one would land smack-dab in front of a trailcam.

[Philzleads]

Very cool. Here in MD, there is a pair of Bald eagles that have been nesting in a large sycamore tree for the last few years. The tree is next to a reservoir. A high speed transit train runs right by the nest. Urban eagles I call them.

[wabi]

Nice!!!!!!!!!
Eagles are rare here in southern Ohio. A few nests along the river, but it's rare to actually sight an eagle. I've seen a few, and it's memorable to see them.

[Philzleads]

Urban Eagles. One County north of the county that borders D.C. in MD. I shot these back in March of this year before everything leafed out. The sycamore tree is in someone's backyard, private property. But there is a business next door and they let you come and take photos. Once the tree leafs out of course you cant see 'em. The nest is so large, I google mapped it, then switched to satellite view, you can see the nest...incredible birds.

[lscha]

What great photos!!

[lscha]

Cool! Bet that was a shock Just dont forget not to tell anyone where that nest is. As soon as people know they start disturbing the eagles!! I am shocked how little respect most birders have for the animal. All they care about is checking another one off their list.

Two years ago we had to put chicken wire around the trunk of the tree they are in because we have a couple of beavers in the area.