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Bald Eagle Shows Off at Algonkian Park

Alliance Partners, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy |
Immature Bald Eagle in flight.

Immature Bald Eagle.
Photo by Michael Sciortino

Fifteen birders came out for the monthly bird walk at Algonkian Regional Park on a gusty Sunday on November 16.  These hardy birders witnessed a Bald Eagle catching a huge fish and a Red-shouldered Hawk popping out of the field to alight on a nearby tree.  Ring-billed Gulls flying up the Potomac River and a Red-headed Woodpecker were also walk highlights.  Due to the wind, only 19 species were seen, but it was a pleasant social walk.

The full list of species recorded for the walk can be viewed on eBird at: https://ebird.org/checklist/S284757962

The post Bald Eagle Shows Off at Algonkian Park appeared first on Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy.

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