Family portrait. Left to right: juvenile, adult, juvenile, and adult lookout at the top.

Juvenile #2 practicing hovering over the nest. Juvenile #1 observing.

Juvenile #2 practicing hovering over the nest. Juvenile #1 observing.

Juvenile #2 practicing landing after hovering. He was a bit unstable coming down. Juvenile #1 observing.

Here, both juveniles show off for one of the adults (probably Mom) who sits in behind the limbs in the middle of the shot. We were hoping they would fledge but after watching for nearly 2 hours no such luck.

Adult approaches the nest in a sharp, high attack angle.

At one point the adult on the top of the tree, suddenly took flight flew halfway across the lake (approximately one mile) dove to the water, snatched a fish, and came back to the nest. Here you see his approach and the excitement of the juveniles, both on the edge of the nest, with feathers ruffled.

The adult comes up from behind the nest and is immediately attacked by the juveniles fighting for the fish.

Juvenile #1 (on the left) succeeds in getting the fish, which is just visible being held in its beak. The adult hops on to the adjacent limb.

Now juvenile #1 has its back turned to juvenile #2. You can see the fish in profile with and can even see its fins.

Juvenile #1 consumes the fish while Mom looks on, perhaps making a note of who got this one.

Soaring eagles are just simply magnificent.

This shot was on the morning we left for Victoria early. You can see the red glow in the sky as one of the adults surveys the lake for breakfast. The nest is barely visible to left of center and the two juveniles are sitting on the edge of the nest.

The adult takes flight.