Male Juvenile Bald Eagle by monjo71
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Description
As promised, here is the juvenile male bald eagle. He is 4 days younger than his big sister whom he idolizes.(my next post). In this shot he is watdhing her as she practices flaps her wings in pre-flight raining. It takes 4 to 5 yrs before the juveniles develop their adult plumage with the trademark white capped heads. Until then, they are often mistaken for Golden Eagles. Hope you enjoy it.
John

Comments (11)
he is a real beauty and a outstanding capture
Super capture.....
Fantastic shot, and some informative background info, thanks!!
This is stunning...wow I can't believe you got such a beautiful picture! A+
oh yes, this eagle too is very impressiv... Excellent picture my friend !!! good weekend ;)
Great quality in this shot!
Super, cant get enough of these birds.
my god!!! these birds are so beautiful.. i just dont have a word... :O
He is tagged? Arent they free? Excellent capture:)
Yes they are free!!! The Department of Natural resources knows the location of most of the eagles nests throughout the United States and checks them for newborns each year and bands them shortly after birth so they can keep track of them.
Spectacular shot of this Eagle...anxious to see the other shots to come.