There has been a nesting pair in a redwood tree at a school in Milpitas, California for several years. Every year they raise one to three eaglets.
Bald Eagles have been making a dramatic comeback for the last 25 years.
I ser them all the time now.
They are all over. Bald eagles are far more numerous than would be normal. When the fish run out, they like dumpsters and road kill.
I would expect them to be buzzards . . . circling over San Francisco.
What in God’s name is an interpretive naturalist?
There has been a nesting pair in a redwood tree at a school in Milpitas, California for several years. Every year they raise one to three eaglets.
There was a breeding pair in eastern Santa Clara county 30 years ago.
A bit of a secret as they were on SF water district land where it was illegal to be.
That’s why the fishing was so good.
*snicker
Why? They eat human feces or they eat the rats that eat the feces??
Coyotes have been seen walking the streets of San Francisco. No doubt the pervasive odor of feces tells these predators that there are numerous mammals or food sources congregating in what must appear to be a strange locale for the coyotes.
Great! I’ve never seen one in the wild. At least not to my knowledge; I may have seen one in the distance and not recognized it. Beautiful animal. Anyone who shoots one or deliberately injures one in any way should be strung up by the you-know-whats!
Bald Eagles are plentiful here at Lake of the Ozarks in mid-Missouri.
The big lake is ice free year round...
Feeding on the corpses of Corona virus victims floating in the bay?
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...