Freedom spotting

>Eastern Sierra
>11,000+ ft
>looking up at mountain
>see bird above mountain
>not a vulture
>get binocs
>see white head
>holyshititsabaldeagle!

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I can't confirm, but this is a very large bird, spotted a thousand feet up down in Mexico

See them all the time in kansas/missouri by the missouri river

I see them all the time in Boise, often carrying a fish or sometimes a snake

Two of these fuckers nest on my campus and all the old people coming to watch them every day take all the damned parking spots up.

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>>947264
that's alot of freedom!

>>947156

The spot I live in, I usually see 10 eagles when droning home. It's always low tide, they just fly in swarms to feed (WA state here)

>>947719

Driving*

We have more of your freedom birds here in Canada. Like everywhere in B.C. & Alberta.

>>947156
I see at least 3 or 4 a week here in Iowa. Some prime freedom land up here.

>>947264
Under the high bridge by the paintball area. You can catch some nice rainbows down there too

Come to Alaska, they're fucking everywhere.

>>947884
Ain't nobody got time for that

>>947884
one anon, I'm gonna go to Alaska, I've heard they've been bolting a bunch of climbs up there

>>947977
Apparently lots of people do, since tourism revenue is growing every year here.

Anyway, after being around so many bald eagles during the salmon runs, I've started to agree with Ben Franklin that they actually aren't all that majestic of creatures.

Also they sound like a rusty screen door when they call.

>>948212
This
They're kind of a trash bird, not rare or exceptional

>>948432
Less annoying than seagulls, more annoying than ravens.