We left the Harrison Bay Eagle parents on the Y branch of the nest tree last night and they stayed until dawn.
I don't know where they spent the day, but they were in the big pine across the way in the evening.
Then they both flew away...
One came to the nest tree and gave us some nice silhouettes. (I don't know where the other parent went...)
It's a cloudy night at the nest, giving a beautiful background.
One of the Scottish Wildlife Trust's Loch of the Lowes fledglings was in the nest. This is FR3 or FR4, the antenna is visible in this shot. I'm not sure when the last time was that I saw FR2...
It was a puddle of fluff at the White-bellied Sea Eagle nest today. Finally, one of the chicks raised its head.
Then they both perked up for food...
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