| Bald eagles fly over the garden nearly every day. Most are relatively young, like this one, but we frequently see the large adults with their distinctive white heads and tails. They nest near the White River, about a mile away. |
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| Bald eagles fly over the garden nearly every day. Most are relatively young, like this one, but we frequently see the large adults with their distinctive white heads and tails. They nest near the White River, about a mile away. |
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Several species of hawks hunt for small mammals and birds in the garden. With their excellent eyesight, they can scan large areas from the tops of 85-foot ponderosa pines. |