Katmai NP: 128 Grazer and coy beneath the riffles, 7.6.24 BF cam on Explore.org

[@Seasbestormy]

Thank you for sharing.

[@sacredstonecards9051]

Thank you for your photography expertise. 😢

[@scottshultz8443]

Lucky coy. Toughest momma on the river.

[@SilvernBlacky]

She is looking good, cubs put some weight on too

[@bearsetc.]

She looks great :)

[@wellslj]

Thank you for clarifying.

[@gingerwoo5589]

Now pay attention...aww

[@wellslj]

Is that a golden eagle along with an eagle as well as Grazer & her two cubs. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@bearsetc.]

It's an adult bald eagle with a juvenile bald eagle (the juvies don't get the white head until adulthood).
Fun story, I had a Golden Eagle land on my deck railing a few years ago. I was sitting on the sofa and it was ~6 feet away. I was so mesmerized by his eyes as he looked in at me, I couldn't even grab my phone for a pic. He flew away and his wingspan must have been 4-5 feet. He was massive. One of my coolest wildlife experiences ever (next to Katmai).

[@nikiryan8648]

she looks like a polar bear! so blonde.

[@bearsetc.]

Right? Motherhood suits her :)

[@susiejohnson2196]

I was suprised to see Grazer with two little ones since she still had the three female cubs with her during last years mating season. I thought for sure she would return solo this year. They look like mini 747's. Just saying!

[@fizzoli]

What kind of bird is the bird next to the eagle?

[@Seasbestormy]

A juvenile bald eagle.

[@nikiryan8648]

that is a juvenile bald. they look like they have been paint-splattered. no adult plumage until about 6 years old.

[@theck672]

I think it could be Rough-legged buzzard.