Went to the area just south of Stanwood, Washington in the river delta of the Snohomish River early Saturday morning and found 4 eagles during the two hours I spent there. Here are some photos I was able to take. The whole time I was their they never left the trees, just sat turning their heads back and forth.

I found this pair of Bald Eagles sitting in a tree with their nest. Came back to them several times and each time they where just sitting watching everything that was going on around them.

This is a close up shot of the eagle that was on the right side of the nest. I was never able to get a good photo of the eagle on the left due to the branches being in the way.

Another photo of the eagle to the right of the nest.

On Saturday morning April 9, 2011 I went out looking for some Bald Eagles. I found this eagle about a mile north of the pair in the tree. He just kept looking behind him and never turned my way the whole time. Must have had his eye on his breakfast.

This is the last eagle that I found Saturday morning. It was a normal gray Pacific Northwest morning, not much color in the sky for a background.The sun was out for the first half hour or so, then the clouds started to come in off the Pacific to the west and by 8AM  that was the end of the sunshine for the entire day.

Here is a close up photo of an eagles nest.

I went down to the harbor at Everett yesterday to take a photo of the Olympic Mountains. It was a clear day with blue sky and while clouds. We do not get very many days like this in the Pacific Northwest during the winter months. It was cold, only 24 degrees, but the clear brifght blue sky and the white snow covered mountains where calling for me to take a photo. I took my photos of the Olympics to the west and Mount Baker to the north. While I was taking the photo of Mount Baker an eagle began to fly over head, mostly gliding on an up draft, spinning in a great circle.. Here are some of my photos I took yesterday.

Olympic Mountains as seen from Everett, WA

Mount Baker as seen from Everett, WA