Hey bud, what's going on over there?

When an eagle snags a fish out of the river, and it is on the smallish side, sometimes they just go ahead and eat the little snack before circling back for the next catch . . .

When the shore ice is melting in Kodiak Bay Knowing that Spring is well on its way He calls to his mate of a lifetime, to a yearly nest in the thorn Planting the egg in the branches And with God's assistance, an occasional eagle is born (Lyrics from "An Occasional Eagle" by Fred Carter, Jr.)

Two eaglets take in their surroundings with the moon over their shoulders; they are probably within 2 to 3 weeks of fledging . . .

A juvie Bald Eagle glides with grace into the afternoon sun . . .

High o'er the coast of Alaska he flies Wide 'cross the prairies he covers the skies A picture of courage and beauty, a symbol of freedom and right Riding the winds through the mountains Guided by nature, an occasional eagle in flight (Lyrics from "An Occasional Eagle" by Fred Carter Jr.)