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Eagles 2004

A family of Bald Eagles living on the side of the road near Llano Texas. They are on Highway 29, 9 miles before Llano, between Burnet and Llano.
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Carolyn 17-Jul-2004 22:36
I appreciate your sharing your pictures. I was fortunate enough to get to see the eagles on a trip with the Classy Red Hatters of San Angelo. We were told that we were viewing the first day of flying by the second baby.

I have shared your web site will all of my family and they, too, have been impressed with your great photos.

Thanks for sharing,
Carolyn Jones
Jackie Brown (No movie star) 19-May-2004 01:27
I enjoyed the pictures of the eagles. Since I am a nut for photography, I envy the camera "man" for being able to capture, on film, these rare birds. God surely used his imagination creating his beautiful world.
Sharon Harriss 13-May-2004 19:25
These are great pictures and you are very generous to be sharing them with the public. Thanks for giving us the opportunity to see these eagles up close.

We were there on April 17th and couldn't really get any pictures but there were really a lot of people there watching the baby take it's first flights. We were very excited.

Sharon Harriss
Queen Mother
Classy Redhatters of San Angelo
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