HK reappears (with a different companion) 5.7.15.

Acting on a tip I received via my  Honey Beeagles Facebook page, I went to a new location on the North Landing River to try to locate HK or any Bald Eagle for that matter. As with all previous tips I have received this way, I was not disappointed.
Even with the terrible back lighting, I immediately saw a Bald Eagle perched in a pine tree. As the Eagle turned, I thought that I saw that it was banded with both silver and purple bands; so I was assuming HK (upper left). Then, out of the corner of my eye, I saw a second Eagle, also in the pine (lower right).

As I focused on what did turn out to be HK, he turned to leave. I think I would now know his face anywhere.

About 30 seconds after HK's departure, his companion also left. She (I assume a female) was apparently not banded.

HK in the nest tree 4.24.15.

I did a quick drive by HK's nest and was so very happy to find him in the nest tree...even if he was alone.

HK and Sterling reappear, 4.13.15.

HK and Sterling reappeared on the feeding tree this morning. Not much time spent there though. She left and he followed.

HK was relocated in the nest tree 2 hours later. He did some preening.

And spent some alone time in the nest.

A four Eagle Day: 4.11.15.

It was a bit unusual to see four Eagles visit the area today.
First, a juvie showed up.

 It was followed in by an unbanded adult Eagle.

And they circled each other. Then left the area.

An hour later, 2 more flew in.....and after reviewing the photos on the computer, it was HK and Sterling!

HK in the nest tree 4.10.15.

HK is still all alone in the nest tree. I am told the time for eggs is passed for him at this nest.
HK looking right.

HK looking left.

HK has an itch.