Wildlife: Where to See Bald Eagles

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I was out geocaching a week ago near the town of Cascade, Iowa which has one of the states largest hog breeding opperations located just south of town. Driving down a gravel road that ran ajacent to the hog operation in the middle of the road were 6 eagles feasting on a piglet they snatched up from the farm. On the hill over looking the farm were another half dozen eagles watching the piglets run about. Like the article said there are many eagles wintering on the Mississippi. We have hundreds of the them here in Dubuque, Iowa at Lock and Dam #11.

Just came back from Homer Alaska and saw many of them all over town. I have in the past saw them at glacier NP in the hundreds but they seem to have moved on.

Of course most anywhere around YNP Wyoming. I lived right on the Snake 2 miles south of the south entrance and would see 8-10 fishing the river.

Watching the adult teach the young to fish was an amazing site. Many times they would be sitting in a tree right above and then you could see the true size.

Once will at work we watched the mating ritual where they gain altitude then come together as they free fall.

Most majestic bird I've ever seen!

I can't believe you haven't listed central Florida! Florida has about the highest concentrations of nesting bald eagles outside of northwest, and was the home to the only stable population of them (outside of Alaska) during the 70s. In February you can come see the chicks!