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Bald Eagles

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There is a nest near Four Seasons Marina on Kellogg Ave right across from Ft Thomas. These 2 Love Birds have been spotted on numerous occasions roaming the Skies the last year.

 

These Pictures are from Yesterday. Hopefully there are more to come soon.....Pure Awesomeness!

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There is a nest near Four Seasons Marina on Kellogg Ave right across from Ft Thomas. These 2 Love Birds have been spotted on numerous occasions roaming the Skies the last year.

 

These Pictures are from Yesterday. Hopefully there are more to come soon.....Pure Awesomeness!

 

Very, VERY cool!

Ohio is one of the most populated areas for Eagles. You can see some down along 275 in Miamitown sitting in trees.

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There is a nest near Four Seasons Marina on Kellogg Ave right across from Ft Thomas. These 2 Love Birds have been spotted on numerous occasions roaming the Skies the last year.

 

These Pictures are from Yesterday. Hopefully there are more to come soon.....Pure Awesomeness!

 

Very cool picture, but holy cow, you found a thread from 2008. Just waiting for the right moment?

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I got these pics from when we took the cross country trip to Yellowstone.

A couple more pictures from this past Sat on the Ohio River near Ft THOMAS

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There's one, well one I've seen, just north of Falmouth in Pendleton County on the Main Licking River. See him just about everyday during deer season.

I've seen one in Stanford (last year) and several (maybe the same one several times) at Cave Run Lake.

 

Only other times I have seen them was near the ocean in South Carolina.

To see a Bald Eagle (outside of a zoo) is a bucket list item for me.

I friend posted a blurry picture this week of one in Wayne County.

 

There used to be several around Wolf Creek Dam on the western end of Lake Cumberland.

To see a Bald Eagle (outside of a zoo) is a bucket list item for me.

 

One of my good friends has a family place on one of the lakes at Perry Park in Owen County. They've had a nest in one of their trees for the past few years. It's incredibly cool watching them snatch fish out of the lake!

I friend posted a blurry picture this week of one in Wayne County.

 

There used to be several around Wolf Creek Dam on the western end of Lake Cumberland.

 

The first time I ever saw one in the wild was while I was out fishing on a boat on Lake Cumberland as a kid.

The first time I ever saw one in the wild was while I was out fishing on a boat on Lake Cumberland as a kid.
There's one who tools around the creek our boat is in. He's a much better fisher than I.

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