Here are a few static shots of Bonnie the Bald Eagle at the Raptor Foundation in Cambridgeshire.
Bonnie – Bald Eagle
Bonnie – Bald Eagle
Bonnie – Bald Eagle
Bonnie – Bald Eagle
Bonnie – Bald Eagle
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near The Raptor Foundation, United Kingdom
John Mallaney 
She’s BEAUTIFUL but then again, I am rather biased when it comes to Bald Eagles! 🙂
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They’re a thing I do miss about living in the US. In a couple of places I lived, they nested and could be seen cruising around scaring up a meal. Seeing the young heading out to find their own territories was one of the great feelings of promise I’ve ever had.
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Thanks Maia, unfortunately the only opportunity I have to see these wonderful birds of prey is at the various bird of prey/raptor centres around the country.
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Joanne, can understand your bias here, a mightily impressive bird of prey!
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