Kennedy Space Center Eagles

KSC has quite a few pairs of nesting Bald Eagles. The most famous is a pair that return every year to nest in a pine tree about half way between the Vehicle Assembly Building (a massively huge structure) and Kennedy Parkway. Every year the KSC photography contractor is employed to mount cameras in the tree before their arrival to try and film them raising their eaglets. Some of the cameras are motion activated and others are remotely activated by personnel usually sitting in a van hundreds of yards away. These are some of their most recent photographs that I thought were stunning.

Hi Val. Those are great! I had one fly over me a couple of weeks back while out for a hike in the early evening. Sightings aren't real common in my part of CT though, particularly at this time of year. :)

Absolutely beautiful Val!!

We get the eagles here, at Reelfoot Lake, during the winter. They are truly majestic creatures.