Eric,
When Audubon travelled around the USA drawing birds, he opened up a great interest in the depth of variety and beauty in these creatures, however, he was no protector. Often one had to kill one to draw one!
Today with pictures like yours, we can be there with you and the birds are left to thrive. I so much appreciate the effort and care you take in getting these images. We have driven off most of the wildlife to be left with cockroaches, rats and ants, flies, mosquitoes and 3-5 dozen other species in most towns. It's so good to see these wild Eagle families thrive so close to us. There are many dangers not the least are the many wires and cables strung across the city. I hope the local folk are protective of them.
Thanks again. Maybe when the eggs hatch of the first nest, you'll get to see some evidence!
Asher
