Wildlife and nature abounds up the quiet 71-mile Choptank River and its tributaries that feed off the Chesapeake Bay.
The wildlife includes Bald Eagles. While boating up the river, we’ve seen several pairs perched along different stretches almost every time. I’m pretty positive there are nests hiding in those trees, for me to locate later when the leaves fall.
Bald Eagle
Bald Eagle
Bald Eagle
Bald Eagles are year-round residents of the Chesapeake Bay.
Young adult Bald Eagle, still attaining its white head and tail
Juvenile Bald Eagle
Juvenile Bald Eagle
Juvenile Bald Eagle
Juvenile Bald Eagle
Bald Eagle cruising by!
These were just a few of the many I’ve photographed. I’ll share more another time!
