For many years, Jean Keane fed fish to eagles in Homer, Alaska during the winter months.  The town established an ordinance prohibiting the feeding under the belief that doing so was detrimental to the well being of the eagles.  While there is much controversy over this decision, 2009 is to be the last year that the Bald Eagles will be fed during the winter months in Homer Alaska.  I decided to make the trip and try my luck at photographing eagles in flight.

 

The road from Anchorage to Homer passes along Turnagain Arm, a large expanse of water which is very shallow due to the silt build up from glacial waters.  The huge tidal difference is evident in the chunks of ice that form when high tide brings in a lot of water, and then flows out at low tide leaving the ice sitting on the bottom.

 

Further along the road to Homer are several rivers. The rivers keep flowing, with the amount of ice on the surface varying with the flow of water.