Steve Fast is helping me with my new roof, and he and I spent a couple
of hours up on that roof this afternoon. More bird watching than
roofing. But worth it. Somewhere around 1 pm we spotted a single
GOLDEN EAGLE making its way slowly southward. Rather distant. Quite
dark. At first we thought vulture, but there was no dihedral to its
wings. It only flapped occasionally. At one point it was visited by a
TV, and the eagle was larger.
We saw no other migrating birds in spite of a view covering some 20
miles east - west. We did have a local flock of a dozen TVs, a couple
of Red-tails, and numerous Blue Jays transferring acorns.
Bob McGuire
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