My husband and I have recently moved from Colorado, where we've lived for quite a long time. But we still have friends there, who we love and trust. So, one of them called us yesterday and told us a very interesting story-fact about a bold eagle.
So, this took place at Tom Watson Park, Boulder, Colorado. A small cluster of birdwatchers stood motionless, with their binoculars raised, gazing at the tree. Overhead them was a young bald eagle, he was circling around his admirers and enjoying his freedom.
Our friend is not a professional birdwatcher, it was only our hobby every time when we went hiking with him, plus he forgot his birding binoculars, so wasn't able to see the eagle very clearly. But most likely for a trained eye of a veteran birdwatcher, that wouldn't be a problem.
FYI: Friday through Monday, birdwatchers across America will be identifying millions of birds everywhere from backyard feeders to wildlife refuges, parking lots and strip-mall roofs.

So, come and join us!