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Soaring Juvenile Bald Eagle

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Uploaded by on Oct 29, 2007

My eagles love windy sunny days. This juvenile is probably one of the babies from this year, he is still a bit clumsy trying to land in the way too thin trees, and clasping leaves in his talons and looking down at his feet in the process. I couldn't edit this, as every second was precious. Hard to hold as I was shooting straight up. He was about 50 feet above me when he was straight over. Love those days of soaring.

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  • Thanks for your comments! It takes a Bald Eagle 5 years to get the white head and tail, they are born brown, then get sort of mottled, in their 4th year their eyes turn amber, their beaks will be yellow at that time and they will start to get white feathers on head and tail. They are fully done with their transformation when they are 7, and then completely white on head and tail.

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  • Wonderful video. How all eagles love to soar and fly; it's the landing that is difficult in the first year. TY for posting this. I love all raptors, and it's good to see a year old eagle in flight. May they all survive that first year of learning so much.

  • beautiful. reminds me of what i have to do :)

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  • Oh thank you for posting this. I just saw a juvenile eagle circle over my home three times and it took my breath away! Now I can watch your footage!

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  • awesome footage! what a great neighbor to have. thanks for sharing this

  • thank you. I saw my first juvenile bald eagle today in Hastings on Hudson, NY. I knew it was way too big to be the average hawk we usually see around here but I questioned the fact that there was no white head or tail. Your video confirmed my sighting. Thanks. hope you get to film him again.

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