I Found This Mature Bald Eagle on May 11th 2010 in Royal Center Indiana.He Was roosting in a Tall Tree by Himself and then flew to this low spot in a field down the Road.I Have Seen Several Eagles in the past 2 Months but Wasnt Even Looking for This One and There He Was.Just Goes To Show,You Can Never Leave Home Without Your Camera!!

The tall, long-legged great blue heron is the most common and largest of North American herons.

Great blue herons are waders, typically seen along coastlines, in marshes, or near the shores of ponds or streams. They are expert fishers. Herons snare their aquatic prey by walking slowly, or standing still for long periods of time and waiting for fish to come within range of their long necks and blade-like bills. The deathblow is delivered with a quick thrust of the sharp bill, and the prey is swallowed whole. Great blue herons have been known to choke to death by attempting to swallow fish too large for their long, S-shaped necks. Though they are best known as fishers, mice constitute a large part of their diet, and they also eat insects and other small creatures.

Great blue herons' size (3.2 to 4.5 feet/1 to 1.4 meters) and wide wingspan (5.5 to 6.6 feet/1.7 to 2 meters) make them a joy to see in flight. They can cruise at some 20 to 30 miles (32 to 48 kilometers) an hour.

Though great blue herons hunt alone, they typically nest in colonies. They prefer tall trees, but sometimes nest in low shrubs. Females produce two to seven eggs, which both parents protect and incubate. Chicks can survive on their own by about two months of age.

The all-white color morph found in the Caribbean and southern Florida is often called the great white heron, but it is in fact the same species.

Well its Only May and the Bucks are Starting to get their Antlers Back.Around the End of July and Beginning of August I normally Start going out and video taping Whitetail Deer.I Have In the past Gotten Some Real Monster Bucks on Video.This Year Will Be No different except for this Year I Have A Great Camera and Will Be Using Some Footage for Our Hunting DVD That we Hope to Be Coming Out With Sometime Next Spring.Well Thanks for Stopping By and We Hope to See You Back on Our Blog! 

Got Yet another Bald Eagle on Video Today,with an Immature one also.I Have Found A Nest about 1/4 of a mile from where I have been seeing these birds and Hope to Capture some Footage of them in the Nest Soon.