Not unusual to see more than one immature bald eagle. I've seen 30+ on a remote corner of the Delaware River. An osprey(s) would be white underneath and dark on top; not so immature bald eagles, which are dark with mottling.

Ted


On Jan 9, 2014, at 1:47 PM, Bob Cormier wrote:

>      Two days in-a-row.   I can't believe any Osprey would still be lingering in the Conn. River corridor, but yesterday I saw what I convinced myself to be an immature Baldy Eagle over the White's Dairy Supply fields, rte. 5 between N.Hartland and Hartland.  I commonly see them there.
>     UNTIL today when there were a pair with the same plumage and narrower wings & sharper shoulder.  Location over the Rte 5 end of Clay Hill Rd., N. Hartland (a stone's throw from yesterday).  I'm sure that someone can give me some insight.  I've never seen two immature eagles together....
>      Thanks,
>      Bob C.
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