We were off to a late start to check on the eagle nest and also ride the adjacent trail. A friend who watches the eagles closely had said that they usually are off the nest by 9 AM, so we weren’t expecting to see them at all. It was such a nice day, not too hot and with a wonderful breeze, and with no sign of the eagles and we rode on to enjoy the afternoon ride. But on our return trip we passed the nest again, and even from a distance the feature photo shows you the hint of the eagle’s beak that we saw up on the nest.
A Snowbird's Life Through the Lens 
Hope the soon to be eaglets survive! Mother Nature can be harsh as we all know!
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First come the eggs, around Thanksgiving, and the eaglets a month or so later. Once they are sitting on eggs you are assured of seeing them, but the trick is to catch the changing of the guard.
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