Tag Archives: Bald Eagles

Is Photography Risky?

Posted on January 18, 2015 by donna213

Recently I read a post by a well-known photographer who listed reasons why photography can be a risk. I agree on creative choices made, being vulnerable to criticism or some of the day-to-day course of actions, but he missed the real-life risks many photographers take … Continue reading →

Posted in Birds, Nature | Tagged Bald Eagles, bird photography, camera club, Nature Photography, owl photos, photo critiques, photographers taking risk, risk, taking risk | 35 Comments

A Guide to Viewing Bald Eagles at Conowingo Dam

Posted on December 28, 2014 by donna213

The bald eagles entertain spectators from all over the world at Conowingo Dam’s Fisherman’s Wharf & Park. Visitors easily see Bald Eagles, up to 100 of them, from the viewing platforms and paved walkway of the park. The wildlife park is run and … Continue reading →

Posted in Nature, Photography, Travel | Tagged Bald Eagles, bird watchers, Conowingo Bald Eagles, Conowingo Dam, Fisherman's Wharf and Park, Photographers, Photographing Bald Eagles | 20 Comments

Conowingo – Bald Eagles of All Ages

Posted on December 26, 2014 by donna213

Many of the eagles are young in this post, generally less than five years old. Bald Eagles get the white head after about five years old. If the bird has a “dirty” whitish head, it is likely about four years … Continue reading →