The word is out that the shore of our lake that adjoins the major shopping, dining and entertainment complex has turned into a robust home for an American icon.
Outdoors writer David Figura spread the story online for newyorkupstate.com. I’ve seen a majestic bird or two the mile or so along the shore toward the library as I’ve walked on break. Last week, I even saw one over Johnson Park on Second Street in the Village of Liverpool.
Last weekend I decided to try my luck with my iPhone 8 out at Destiny USA.
First I moved to the edge of the parking lot to capture the environment that the eagles find so friendly.
At 10 a.m., I was not alone in my interest.
I thought my search might be futile. But my Where’s Waldo patience was rewarded.
Take a moment …
Look at the center in the photo above for two of our birds.
To the right, you can find the lone white heads.
Yes, they gave me chills in the air.
Figura’s article suggested the Best Buy overlook as a prime camera location.
Up I went to check it out.
I appreciated the promise of looking down somewhat. Yet I definitely felt further away, a hindrance with the iPhone
I remembered where the white-headed loner liked to perch, though.
If you live in Central New York and have not yet take the time to go look for yourself, it’s worth walking to the edge.
I’ve been lucky to see some (outside of a zoo). They are a sight to behold.
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They are a sight to behold, MBC.
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they are so cool
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I am so happy to have them in our lives, Beth.
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We really need to pay closer attention to the world around – and above – us, don’t we?
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We sure do, Hook. These birds are majestic.
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Aren’t they a sight to see! 😊
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I feel so fortunate to have them in our community, Nance!
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