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INSANE Story of the Steller's Sea Eagle in North America

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A Steller's Sea Eagle has been making its way across North America and it's been creating quite a buzz. Learn all about this crazy saga, and also hear from Tyler Hoar about what it's like to see these magnificent birds up close.
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21 авг 2024

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@carolshannon6449 Год назад

Hey all - don't forget to subscribe and hit like! These guys present wonderful videos and the only real way to thank them and help their algorithm on YT is to like subscribe and comment. Costs you nothing but helps them out. And, wow, what lovely awe-strikiing birds these sea eagles are!

@BadgerlandBirding Год назад

💕

@patrickmcgrady7481 Год назад

Maine resident here (and very big fan of the channel). So glad to see this video on our state's most famous bird. I am fortunate to have seen it a few times and was actually over there last Saturday. This bird is drawing a hundred plus people viewing it at all times from all over. Birders and non birders alike, the entire state is buzzing with excitement over this truly incredible bird.

@BadgerlandBirding Год назад

Many of the photos I’ve seen seem very far away. Are the views decent or is it pretty much just a speck?

@patrickmcgrady7481 Год назад

@@BadgerlandBirding Most of the time the views are pretty distant. It can be hit or miss. There are limited vantage points so most people are currently viewing it from a small bridge because you can see up and down the river it frequents. But sometimes the bird is pretty far upstream. The best views I had were on the first full day it was seen at the end of 2021. It soared all around in front of us (me and a couple hundred other birders losing their minds) and perched very close at the top of a conifer. Unbelievably cool experience.

@kailanaburden4315 Год назад

I saw this bird yesterday. It is as beautiful as they say! I am glad you made this video. It was nice to watched something that quickly summarized where it has been and where they usually live. Bringing in a knowledgeable Steller birder was a nice aspect of this video as well.

@BadgerlandBirding Год назад

Glad you got to see it!

@Duclosxrp Год назад

I was very fortunate to see it a few time in NB when it was here. What a bird 🦅

@JaynieTEW Год назад

This one is on my bucket list for sure!

@jessamineprice5803 Год назад

That trip to see winter eagles in Hokkaido sounds amazing! I saw my first Stellar’s here in Korea a couple weeks ago. Their overall size is impressive but so is their beak size. What a honker! Interestingly, Seoul is at about the same latitude as Virginia, though not as far south as Texas. Only a very small number of eagles come here every winter. I wish I could see those large groups in Hokkaido-can’t believe that’s real!!

@nevermore4971 9 месяцев назад

The Pittsburgh aviary has a pair of these gorgeous birds ❤❤❤

@Idontneedwindyouneedit 11 месяцев назад

They are magnificent

@stefangoldensteinwildlife9929 Год назад

Really amazing bird. The eagle is looking majestic. Wonderful footage. Greets Stefan

@mr1pearl Год назад

Guys you need to come to Maine it's like a half an hour north of where I live ! Haven't gone to see it yet so many people camping out on this bridge about 2 10's of a mile long pretty crowded ! I think it likes it here 🤷

@ferrisb1588 Год назад

I hope she's still in Maine by mid-late March when I get my March break off work 🙏🙏 (or better yet come over to southern Quebec)!!!

@saltator8565 Год назад

It's so cool how these birds have the power to travel across continents. It has the freedom and ability to go wherever it wants. I can't wait to see where it goes next.

@birdman5223 Год назад

Excellent content👍🏻👍🏻

@matthewhaverkamp8657 Год назад

Hopefully, this bird makes an appearance in the Great Lakes region.

@johnpradarelli9991 Год назад

I don’t think I’ll be able to travel to see it, so I’ll just cross my fingers that Wisconsin is on its bucket list!😂 Beautiful and majestic bird for sure!

@809FILMS Год назад

I just spotted the steller eagle flying up the Kennebec river in Augusta Maine this morning, I have it on video flying over me

@barbaracole709 Год назад

Such majestic birds!

@nathanwebb4836 Год назад

This bird is so majestic.

@Beryllahawk Год назад

What a fantastic eagle! I had not heard about this and I'm in the same camp as you, "How did NO ONE notice this gigantic creature flying through?!" Though that does make me want to go take a look into them again. I'd read about the Stellar's a long time ago, thought they were awesome of course, but at that time (and the book I had my hands on) didn't mention things like migratory patterns or even feeding habits; the book was primarily focused on how to recognize birds of prey when they're in the air, with some basic profiles and fun facts about the animals mixed in. I'm positive more has been learned since then and now I'm excited to go find out! Great story, and hopefully this big guy will hang around a little longer!

@jenisecoronado5555 Год назад

Amazing story! Thanks so much for sharing! Hope we get to see and hear more about this incredible bird. If he stays, we should call him the "Patriot". :)

@fishnsyd Год назад

What incredible birds!

@justastaronblox5823 Год назад

Lots of nice raptors coming recently, Stellars Sea Eagle and the Eurasian Marsh harrier that was in NJ not to long ago

@michaelhochstetler8483 Год назад

Last Friday, Dad, my younger brother & I went to see it. Massive bird!

@bobhunter8968 Год назад

Such a bird! Hope it keeps on heading east, maybe to the UK!!!

@LouisaLee63 Год назад

Amazing story!

@sandrabonagura809 Год назад

I saw her in Newfoundland on 8/18/2023

@suaraburungharafa Год назад

Amazing story,

@connielentz1114 Год назад

I took a trip to Maine and saw it in early February 2023. I met Birders who flew in from Florida and Colorado to see it. I live in Massachusetts. It was truly amazing! Does none have a clue as to age or sex?

@scottsheppard4819 Год назад

The Stella's sea eagle is back in Port union, Newfoundland as of last week

@faretheewell3711 Год назад

Would like to point out that the white identifying mark on the wing is in the exact same spot in the photos and same size and that's why experts have said its the same bird.

@MRDPAUL13 Год назад

there is currently one of these here in newfoundland i believe i seen it on burin peninsula

@RoseNZieg 11 месяцев назад

I think it could definitely had been in Texas if it flew through the west coast while avoiding the mountains. I wonder if crossing familiar mountain ranges versus unfamiliar mountain ranges made it more cautious.

@djloverock 24 дня назад

Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada

@djloverock 24 дня назад

July 24, 2024 seen in Newfoundland

@GarathWolfe 4 месяца назад

The Massive bird I saw had very broad shoulders ,very square beak with very hooked beak tip it was true beast .replace crow with bald in terms of size comparison to Stellers or Mystery eagle I had seen .Steller was perched in a tree then was bothered by adult bald eagle .much like crows do with Bald Eagles but swap place with Mystery eagle with Bald and Bald with Crow that should give idea how massive this bird was .

@shiscock1 Год назад

May 3 2023 it's back in trinity in Newfoundland canada

@birdz.n.birdiez Год назад

Hey, I just found and subscribed to this channel! I am so inspired!!! If I can build a channel half as great as this, that would be awesome. To answer your question, YES I want to see this eagle! If the opportunity is right, I'm there! Thanks for what you do!

@Bitternbirdwatching Год назад

I unfortunately wasn’t able to see it but it was very close to my area and it’s now in Maine I think

@Richard-qs4ws Год назад

I live on the island and there hasn't been any activity on the bridge for about a week.

@BadgerlandBirding Год назад

As in the bird has moved on somewhere else?

@davearchbell9921 Год назад

It better not go anywhere in the next 2 weeks as I'm going on a twitch next week.

@adventureswithalexia Год назад

😍🙌🙌

@colettejungbluth2651 Год назад

Road-trip???

@BadgerlandBirding Год назад

We’re in!

@GarathWolfe 4 месяца назад

Saw Stellers eagle In Washington State Camano island Early summer of last year a truly massive bird as Bald was harassing it .I could tell was not Bald eagle do to thick body ,large thick beak that more square ,if you seen a Crow harass a Bald eagle put Bald in Crows place and Stellers in bald eagles place is best size comprise I can make .

@jago76 Год назад

How does the Stellers compare to the Calif. Condor in size?

@BadgerlandBirding Год назад

Great question! From what I’ve read , Steller’s wingspan is 6.4-8.2 feet with a weight of about 11-20 pounds and Condor weight it 20-24 pounds with a Wingspan of 9.8 feet. So Condor would be larger and heavier at adulthood.

@ivan11cast Год назад

Was the texas citing was confirmed? I think only one person supposedly saw it and loaded a pic on FB as an anonymous user. (Possibly an edited pic.)

@BadgerlandBirding Год назад

It was confirmed, and the pictures look legit. Still unclear if it’s the same bird as the Alaska/East Coast one.

@josephdonais4778 Год назад

fyi, a banned bird is still a wild bird. "... it is a wild bird..." ...as apposed to....?

@BadgerlandBirding Год назад

I think you mean “banded”. A lack of bands would indicate no visible human interference. Oftentimes birds in zoos and private collections will be banded. A band doesn’t mean it was ever captive but a lack of a band is a point in favor of it being wild.