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Birders

hlthe2b

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3. December - February they mate at Fossil Creek Reservoir in Fort Collins, CO.

Reply to douglas9 (Original post)

Sun May 16, 2021, 06:39 AM

May 2021

There is a photography club dedicated to capturing images. I see all types of raptors, but these are both incredible and one that I'd prefer to stay in its lane. Gorgeous though. Eagles mate for life and can live up to 30 years.

https://fcdcc.com/wildlife-sig/bald-eagles.html

But even without the eagles, if you have small pets or care about wild rabbits, precautions are necessary. Hawks and Owls will take a lot of them out.

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