It’s become an annual tradition. Here’s a page with links to seven bald eagle’s nests - five from suburban Vancouver and one each on Vancouver Island and on a small island in the Georgia Strait.
Trash bird in more ways than one. I notice there are few cameras on other scavenger’s nests.
I remember the first time I heard an eagle call. I knew it was different than the television version, but still found it a surprise. So here for your listening enjoyment…
Scavenger doesn’t quite seem to fit their opportunistic eating habits that include killing and stealing along with eating found carrion.
Most N.A. avian scavengers hunt and take live prey occasionally, none of them are not the obnoxious kleptoparasites that Bald Eagle are except numerous species of gulls, not seagulls, nor seegulls, just gulls.