This is not necessarily a migrator - nevertheless it is a randomly terrific photo of one of the larger predator/scavenger birds found on the Door Peninsula.
While I confirmed the photo ID this is an easy identification using field marks. Namely - a distinctive white head, yellow bill and talons and brown plumage.
We're tickled to observe them regularly and with more frequency here at home - and I am further tickled to capture an image on a trail camera. Head-on too. You cannot purchase composition like this in a wild setting. Saturday, April 13 at 9:21 AM.
Yup, it is a bald eagle. Wheeling-in slow from the south to make a right turn over the camera at an exceedingly low altitude. If you click on the photo you can enjoy a closer look.
Raising a toast to Snapshot Wisconsin and the ever-patient DNR Bushnell trail camera. Citizen science and crowd-sourcing data too.
Cheers!
Saturday, April 20, 2019
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