In this photo, there are 19 eagles perched along this short section of shoreline. In the entire cove, there were hundreds. As in the prior post, I liked seeing this number of eagles and their setting. One eagle took off as I shot this, adding a bit of action to the scene.
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Another nice collection of eagles. As with many animals, a strong food source does wonders. Wonderful detail and color. I like the water. Interestingly, the Vancouver BC dump has one of the highest concentrations of Bald Eagles in North America although I would prefer to go where you were.
What a fun image! I’ve never seen more than 2 or 3 eagles together. I love looking through this photo at the various birds/pairs. Some appear to be having a conversation. 
I think I like this even better than the last one, Richard. The two Juveniles and the half-hidden adult add an element of hide-and-seek to the image, which makes it hold my interest.
