Re: [Maine-birds] Lubec Eagle Morning

I wonder if this connected to some sort of fish run.  Last year, in November we were there at low tide and counted at least 50 Bald Eagles, the vast majority of which were immatures or sub-adults.

Seems  like it would be a good place for their cousin to hang out--the Steller's that is.

Wally S.


On Sat, 10 Dec 2022 08:10:52 -0500, "Jennifer Multhopp" <rmulthopp@maine.rr.com> wrote:
 

I just counted 24 Bald Eagles on the mudflats close to shore at the clammer pull off on South Lubec Road approaching West Quoddy West Quoddy. They were concentrated in a fairly small area. Most were sub adults, with a third or so being adults. As I scanned the mud flats further out I could see several others resting on hummocks. There were an additional 5 in the air near the intersection of South Lubec Rd. and Boot Cove Rd. Such a sight on this cold windy morning.

Jennifer Multhopp

Lubec

 

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