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BALD EAGLES DURING THE COLDEST WINTER MONTHS, LARGE NUMBERS OF BALD EAGLES GATHER ON KACHEMAK BAY AT THE SOUTHERN END OF THE KENAI PENINSULA IN SOUTH-CENTRAL ALASKA. AN AVERAGE OF 200-300 BIRDS CONGREGATE DAILY AT THE FEEDING GROUNDS OF "THE EAGLE LADY", WHO FOR OVER 30 YEARS HAS PROVIDED SUSTENANCE AND SANCTUARY FOR THE BIRDS, ALONG WITH A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR RESIDENTS AND TOURISTS ALIKE TO VIEW THESE CREATURES INTIMATELY. ESTIMATES ARE THAT OVER 90% OF PUBLISHED PHOTOGRAPHS OF BALD EAGLES WERE TAKEN ON THE SPIT IN HOMER, ALASKA, WHERE LARGE NUMBERS OF PHOTOGRAPHERS ALSO CONGREGATE DURING THE COLDEST WINTER MONTHS.
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| Breakfast | Early Light | Flying High | Hard to Port |
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| Incoming | Into The Wind | Morning Sky | Nap Time |
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| Say What | Solitary Sunset | Standing Watch | Winter Roost |
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ALASKANA BALD EAGLES FLORA GLACIERS HOMER MARKET |
