As my Eagle season continues, I’m finding more immature Eagles than ever before. Bald Eagles don’t reach full maturity until they are 5 years old, and their colors change depending on their age. Most importantly, in the first few years, their feathers are brown and mottled white making them difficult to spot. They’ve been pretty good to me this year, though, by being active. It’s much easier to see them in flight and follow them to a perch. So, here’s to the Youngsters, making my Eagle season lots of fun!

In my last post, I discussed the challenges of proper exposure for photographs of mature Eagles. As you can see, the immatures are a bit easier. Enjoy – PHOTOROGR