It would be hard to find a urbanized area, so seeing this site was a true treat.
Notice the Bayonne bridge in the lower right corner on photo number 2.
"lvmhe" in some Native American Tongues
Pronouned "lum-hee' ".
A powerful spirit that can bring healing and calm to the universe, as rain to a drought.
It's a good sign. Beautiful pic.
Had a eagle soaring high over our home both Saturday and Sunday. Never saw it dive after anything, though. All of our cats knew it was up there and made sure to stay where it couldn't get them.
Got more bald eagles than crows here, and plenty of each. The local crows and the ravens try to give the eagles a hard time, and pester the hell out of 'em when they can. But everybody knows who is boss. They are majestic. Good photos.
Great Find Chuck!
That's one of the most amazing things I've seen in a while!
Ralph
I am so glad that our fore fathers picked the Bald Eagle over the Turkey. Think how we would look now with a Turkey! Bald Eagles are so majestic and powerful. Hopefully this country will get back to that one day (PS... hope this isn't considered political!)
Nice picture....use to see eagles eating fish on ice flows floating down the Kennebec river in Maine...amazing sight...
