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Juvenile Bald Eagle, learning to clean up. (Original Post) elleng Oct 2021 OP
Good catch! Walleye Oct 2021 #1
LUCKY! elleng Oct 2021 #2
Is that mom or dad overseeing? SheltieLover Oct 2021 #3
Dunno, as it's not an osprey and I'm not an eagle expert! elleng Oct 2021 #4
Ty for sharing SheltieLover Oct 2021 #7
Seems to be getting some white feathers around his head. Cracklin Charlie Oct 2021 #5
Yes. elleng Oct 2021 #6
Wow, I had no idea how long it took them to get their full adult plumage. ShazzieB Oct 2021 #8
Yes, they appear to be around here now, elleng Oct 2021 #9
Great shots! Grumpy Old Guy Oct 2021 #10
Thanks; happy to see them. elleng Oct 2021 #11
This message was self-deleted by its author jfz9580m Nov 2021 #12

ShazzieB

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8. Wow, I had no idea how long it took them to get their full adult plumage.
Sun Oct 17, 2021, 06:20 PM
Oct 2021

Based on that, this guy looks to be somewhere between a year old and a year and a half, I'd say.

Bald eagles seem to be quite common in your area--how cool!

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