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Cool Photos: Our NorthEscambia.com Walnut Hill Eagle
January 30, 2015
This is our “resident” NorthEscambia.com eagle, seen high in a tree outside our NorthEscambia.com office in Walnut Hill enjoying the week’s blue skies and warmer weather before flying off. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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27 Responses to “Cool Photos: Our NorthEscambia.com Walnut Hill Eagle”
What a beautiful bird. Great picture. I saw one in Molino about a month ago. It is so amazing to really see an eagle fly over. They are magnificent. Hope they are protected. There are so many ppl who love to hunt and I am hoping they will respect the eagle…..
We frequently spot them in East Brewton.
Just seen one last week in Oak Grove area. There is quiet a few in our area. Hope everyone respects and protects them,. They are beautiful! I sat and watched the one i seen for over 30 mins. The picture u got is awesome. Never got to see one that close. Thanks for sharing!
There were 5 flying high over Molino this afternoon.
there use to be one that liked to hang around the nokomis / rockaway creek rd area.
Very nice. Thank you for sharing. I read NorthEscambia.com every day.
What type of areas do they prefer around here? Open pine woods or thick swampy type areas?
Thank you William, for these wonderful pictures.
I love NorthEscambia.com, even though I’m in North Santa Rosa. Thank you for sharing these awesome pics!!
Awesome pictures. Thanks for sharing William.
But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
>>>Wow – I’d love to see one up close. These eagles can have a wingspan of 8 feet!
I’ve been within about five feet of this one…rounded the back of my car one day and there he/she was. We just looked at each other in panic for about 30 seconds.
Look for announcements we run sometimes about open houses at the Turtle Point Science Center in Flomaton. Sometimes they have a “Birds of Prey” show that visits that includes an eagle.
Wow – I’d love to see one up close. These eagles can have a wingspan of 8 feet!
great pics, just hope people leave them alone. it is against the law to harm the national symbol.
There are a lot of eagles around the Walnut Hill area. I’ve seen them in the Hwy 97/Ernest Ward area, Pineville, around 164 & 99, Enon and several other areas.
As for the comment about the eagle with the live fish…it was probably actually a catfish. There are several catfish ponds in the area. “Our” eagle will catch the catfish, fly back to his/her tree and eat. We sometimes have to clean up fish parts from under the tree.
We have no idea were the nest is.
It’s a beautiful and majestic bird. I’ll share some more pics in the future.
I knew I saw an Eagle the other day. My daughter saw it too. It was perched high in a treetop on Hwy 164.
Very beautiful picture William.
Not sure if it was this one, but recently saw one fly low and slow over 97 with a bass in his talons that would make many fishermen jealous. The fish was still alive and flopping and the eagle was struggling to keep aloft.
MAJESTIC. This bird stands for so much. I love this picture and all the comments before me.
Beautiful pictures
Beautiful Photos….I love it that we have an Eagle in the area!
I am the eagle, I live in high country, in rocky cathedrals that reach to the sky; I am the hawk and there’s blood on my feathers, but time is still turning they soon will be dry; All those who see me, and all who believe in me, share in the freedom I feel when I fly. ~John Denver
We saw one fly over our house yesterday!! Was wonderful! So glad to have them in our area!
Thank you for sharing the beautiful pictures!
William , that is such an awesome shot. There are quite a few in this area now, Pineville Rd. and Perdido river is the home of a couple.
Absolutely beautiful!! America’s national bird which should remind us of our precious freedom that we have in this country and protect that freedom in every way.
Thanks William for such an awesome picture.
Awesome photos! Wish our country could be as bold and beautiful as these birds. Our forefathers may be trying to tell us something. I’ve seen one around pace recently.