Here's why you might see more bald eagles in the Bay Area right now

San Francisco Chronicle / sfgate.com ^ | Published 4:02 pm PDT, Sunday, March 29, 2020 | By Amanda Bartlett, SFGATE

[Lurkinanloomin]

I saw one in a tree in my neighborhood last week.
Western suburbs of Richmond VA.

[davidb56]

they’re at the dumps kicking the crows asses for the premium garbage here in north idaho.

[Stanwood_Dave]

"When the fish run out, they like dumpsters and road kill."

Here in Stanwood, Washington State, my friend for approx. 5 plus year's did his "ROAD KILL SEARCH,"every day, also let all of his numerous friends know to call him in case of Road Kill, he was feeding a set of Bald Eagles. The field that he setup the "feeding station" a piece of 3' Ft. X 3' Ft. plywood, on top of a 4' ft high post, 4" in. X 4"in. Was approx. 1/2 mile plus to the nest, when he would stop his truck, before he made it to the feeding station (ten -fifteen yards from the road) with the soup du jour (road kill of the day) the Eagles were in the AIR, and coming quick!!!!

Eagles are proof, that GOD has a GREAT sense of humor. If you have never seen an Eagle walk of the ground, be prepared to laugh big time. Think a drunken sailor weaving / leaning EXTREMELY left to right, as they walk. Oh, and not very fast at all.

[Skybird]

Eagles are feeding well along the Missouri River and other waters, especially where receding flooding “trapped” a lot of fish. One swooped over my vehicle pursuing a hapless pigeon for lunch; not a fair fight...