Each January the birds congregate en masse to feed and roost. As writer Barry Adams says, "The birds haven't packed up and left town...All they care about at this time of year is survival. And that is done by congregating near open water close to agricultural land and isolated roosting sites."





2 comments:
Awesome photos! Where exactly - crossroads?
Thanks!
Most of the photos were taken near the dam in Prairie du Sac. That's a favorite feeding area for the eagles.
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