Bald Eagles in the area

by Donna, Catherine, Jan, Glenn, Nick, Gary
(Grimsby, London, St Jacobs, Thornton, Milton, Warsaw)

Bald Eagle (courtesy of Kaye Edmonds)

Bald Eagle (courtesy of Kaye Edmonds)

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Donna from Grimsby, Ontario, wrote to say ..... On January 19th - 8:45 am, I was on the QEW (Queen Elizabeth Way) crossing the Henley Bridge in St. Catharines. Looking to the south on the Twelve Mile Creek I saw the unmistakable white head & tail as a Bald Eagle was flying westward and down toward the water. Unfortunately, as I was on the highway, I could not get a photo nor did I get the chance to see whether it picked up a snack or not. This was my second sighting in the same area at the same time of day - last fall I spotted one from the QEW on the north side around the Sixteen Mile Creek. Very exciting!

Catherine from London, Ontario, saw a Bald Eagle in Wortley Village ..... On January 7th at 3 pm I witnessed a Bald Eagle flying overhead. l couldn't believe what l saw and because it was snowing l was unable to attempt a photograph. Amazing!

Gary, also from London, has seen Eagles ..... I have seen the pair at their nest atop a power pole at the corner of Clarke Road& Fanshawe Road many times throughout the summer. But, have not seen them in the last month, do they migrate? If so, from here to what area?

Jan from St Jacobs wrote to say ..... driving home from work at 3:00 pm, I saw male and female Bald Eagles. This was just outside Heidelberg heading to Hawksville.

Glenn Dunne from Thornton, Ontario, wrote to tell us ..... I just saw one today January 23rd at 930 am, flying west from Thornton, Ontario. I'm going out now to try and get a picture.

Nick from Milton wrote to report ..... Twice now I have seen a single Bald Eagle on highway 25 by Louis St Laurant Ave, watching the ducks in the creek.

A reader wrote to say ..... I saw a Bald Eagle flying over the Indian River in Warsaw, Ontario, on January 27th. Beautiful!!

Thank you for writing to tell us about your Bald Eagle sightings, our readers will enjoy these very much!

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Bald Eagle in Thorold
by: Victoria

This morning while walking my dog just out-front of my house, I looked up to see a Bald Eagle circling us (him, because he is 11 pounds). Maybe I scared him off, but he ended up flying up and further to the south, just over Mel Swart Conservation Park. I won't be letting my dog outside by himself anymore!!!! Cool to see but scary for our small pets.

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Bald Eagle sighting at 12 Mile Creek
by: Sara Rooney

I saw 2 bald eagles today on my hike on 12 mile creek. I believe I startled them. One eagle was quite close to me in a short tree but the other very high almost hiding. Their distinct white head is what caught my eye. They did not fly high as expected but rather continued to almost hide. Very hot day today.

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Grimsby Bald Eagle Sighting March 1, 2019
by: Penny Gardiner, Grimsby, Ontario

I was driving along highway 8 in Grimsby today (March 1). Happened to look up and saw a Bald Eagle, white head, white tail and black body floating in the wind. Beautiful bird, amazing sighting.

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Bald Eagles
by: Anonymous

November 2016 saw 3 Bald Eagles in Fort Erie at the end of Buffalo Road flying & hovering in air. I had no idea they are in this area, it was amazing to see.

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Blad Eagle
by: Mary

I saw a Bald Eagle this morning on my hike. It was the St Jacobs trail, on the Waterloo side. Really cool to see, I didn't know they were in the area.

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Niagara River
by: Anonymous

I saw a Bald Eagle over the Niagara River near Fort Erie today, June 7th 2015.

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Bald Eagle sighted
by: Caroline

I was heading west just about to cross the bridge on the Western campus at 10:00 this morning and I saw a Bald Eagle flying north.

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