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The old don’t always look in the same direction as the young. Bald eagles along the Chilkat River in Haines, Alaska.

November 9, 2018
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Haines, Alaska, in the early morning.

Haines, Alaska, in the early morning.

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Alaska is where rubber duckies can still be found in the wild.

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An eagle on a stick.

An eagle on a stick.

Seeing the light in Haines, Alaska.

Seeing the light in Haines, Alaska.

Mountains never block the view.

Mountains never block the view.

← This young bald eagle will develop a white head and tail at about five years of age.The ferry LeConte on its way from Juneau, Alaska, to Hoonah (The Little City with a Big Heart) 48 nautical miles away. A nautical mile is 1.1508 miles. →