Quebec
On October 9, 2007 I saw a bald eagle flying in the sky just outside of Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, beside Lac Pelletier.
Tracy Bellamy
Gatineau, Québec, Canada (Gatineau is situated across the Ottawa River from Ottawa, Ontario)
In the last 3 years, Bald Eagles are often spotted near the Gatineau River. Strong rapids upstream help keep open water year-round even in the worst of winter.
I spotted again a Bald Eagle this morning, soring above the river near the Lac Leamy Casino (15 feb. 2007). In the winter 2006, I spotted a juvenile and a mature Bald eagle eating a fish on the frozen surface of the river.
Daniel Duclos
I live north of the Outaouais region a forest environment. I have notice these past few weeks a huge bald eagle in our area, which is a never seen for this area at this time of the year. As an faithful admirer of this bird, I am left puzzles and worried this situation. Is there anyone we can contact to inform them of this.
Diane Osborne
2 eagles were sighted today on the Ottawa River ,near Pointe-Fortune, Quebec. 28 March 2006. They were seen eating a freshly caught fish for almost 30 minutes. Courtesy of Ken Flack
Just to let you know that I have sighted a bald eagle around the area where I live. I'm in the Outaouais region of the Province of Quebec, in Canada (south of the province). It was in one of our provincial park, the Plaisance Provincial Park to be more precise. Courtesy of Francine Milette
I live along the Ottawa River in a little town called Bristol. I thought I spotted a bald eagle last summer, at very high altitude, and then yesterday January 4, along the road, in a tree about 30 feet high, sat a lone eagle - I was going to honk the horn to see him fly, but didn't and according to your information that was a good thing. Courtesy of John Knox
I live in Wakefield, Quebec, which is a half hour north of Ottawa, Ontario, and as I was driving to work this morning, I spotted a large animal carcass in a farmer’s field. Perched on top of the carcass was the most beautiful site…an American Bald Eagle. I turned around to get my digital camera from home, but, in the 5 minutes I was gone, it had flown away. Hope to see him/her again. Courtesy of Kilby L. Patterson |