“Hi, honey! I’m home!”

A male Bald Eagle prepares to make a landing next to its mate in this image for Freedom Friday.

It has been an absolutely joy getting to watch this pair over recent weeks. Most Bald Eagles have left Colorado for the season and headed north. The ones that remain are mostly mated pairs that have seen the arrival of little ones over the past week or two. These two though appear not to have been successful with a nest but have chosen to stick around the Centennial State anyway, at least so far.

I have found them frequently at a state park where they are more than willing to pose and occasionally put on a bit of an airshow. I love the determined look on the male’s face as he comes in for a landing and the image does a nice job showcasing that massive 6-foot-wide wingspan and those impressive talons.

Have a great weekend, everyone!

A male Bald Eagle comes in for a landing near its mate at St Vrain State Park in northern Colorado. (© Tony’s Takes)
A male Bald Eagle comes in for a landing near its mate at St Vrain State Park in northern Colorado. (© Tony’s Takes)

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