Decorah N1 17/07/15

There is a 20% speed slow motion clip of all the action at the end of the video at 1:02.
0:11 a parent flies in to perch on a branch above the Y-branch
0:27 an eaglet appears mid-screen headed for the parent
0:28 flying quite fast, the eaglet knocks the parent off the branch who flies down and heads up the creek while the eaglet takes the parent's perching spot
0:35 the eaglet swoops off the branch down towards the creek
0:39 an eagle appears behind foliage a little left and down from mid-screen with another appearing chasing a moment later
0:54 an eagle appears mid-screen just to the left of the right fork of the Y-branch and flies left disappearing among the trees

[@davereynolds5376]

It appears you may have seen more action than we did at the ATF lol! Thanks!

[@prairiefirewind]

I hope you had a terrific time at ATF and hope you will have time to post about it in chat or on the forum. ☺

[@davereynolds5376]

I am going through pictures tonight and will have them loaded up to my Shutterfly as soon as possible but the ATF was great!

[@Brandywine9999]

What a group this year... Terrific! Guess they still need M & D for food...

[@jennyswords5645]

thank you :)

[@prairiefirewind]

You're very welcome. :)

[@kurosakamiwako8663]

I wonder this parent is pleased or enjoyed to be knocked by the eaglet as the demonstration of grown- up behaviour from the egg , tiny chik to this young one ! I would like to know how the parent is feeling and thinking !

[@prairiefirewind]

While there is no way to know what the parents may be thinking we can see that they fly away in response when shoved rather than responding aggressively.