It just so happens that the Missouri and Might Mississippi rivers are a hot spot for Bald Eagle migration. This is our second year to go see them and it was just as breath taking. In this picture, however, you are looking at pelicans. That's right - also a hot spot for pelicans. Wierd, but still pretty cool to watch. The black dot in the upper right corner is a pelican in flight - the underside of their wings is black.
Can you see Olivia's "noclars"? She thinks she is looking for "beagles." I think she figured out what the eagles were, but I'm not sure that she ever knew they were not called beagles.
Cruddy picture. We really should have taken our 35mm, but then it would have been a year before I got the pictures developed. Those two black dots on the ice? Beagles.
I think if you click on the next two pictures and enlarge them, you should be able to see more black dots in the trees - also beagles.
Can you see Olivia's "noclars"? She thinks she is looking for "beagles." I think she figured out what the eagles were, but I'm not sure that she ever knew they were not called beagles.
Cruddy picture. We really should have taken our 35mm, but then it would have been a year before I got the pictures developed. Those two black dots on the ice? Beagles.
I think if you click on the next two pictures and enlarge them, you should be able to see more black dots in the trees - also beagles.
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Actually, the frog boots look pretty good here. At least Olivia is not like her uncle Jer, he called them Bald Headed Eagles. Or, was that Scrapper?
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