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    Eagles in the Pacific Northwest
    Eagles in the Pacific Northwest
    Eagles in the Pacific Northwest
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    Eagles in the Pacific Northwest

    By Hans Tammemagi

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    Eagles in the Pacific Northwest describes bald eagles, their life cycle and their habitat on the beautiful northwest coast. The book is rich in information making it an excellent reference. The book is written in an engaging, friendly style and is illustrated with numerous, colour photos; many are up-close and intimate. The author describes how he bonded with these majestic raptors.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHans Tammemagi
    Release dateJul 2, 2013
    ISBN9781301789979
    Eagles in the Pacific Northwest
    Author

    Hans Tammemagi

    An award-winning writer and photographer specializing in environment, science and travel, I have written seven non-fiction books (one national best seller) and my articles appear in newspapers and magazines across North America and internationally. In addition, I have written and self-published another seven books through print-on-demand Internet technology. I live with my wife and two cats on Pender Island, British Columbia. I love nature and carry my camera even when kayaking on stormy waters.

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      Eagles in the Pacific Northwest - Hans Tammemagi

      EAGLES IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

      By

      Hans Tammemagi

      * * * * *

      Eagles in the Pacific Northwest

      Published by:

      Hans Tammemagi on Smashwords

      Copyright 2013 by Hans Tammemagi

      ISBN 9781301789979

      Thank you for purchasing and downloading this ebook, which is the copyrighted property of the author and may not be reproduced, scanned, or distributed in any manner without permission from the author. Quotes used in reviews are the exception. No alteration of content is allowed. If you enjoyed this book, then encourage your friends to purchase and download their own copy.

      Your support and respect for the property of the author is appreciated.

      *****

      Contents

      Chapter 1 – The Vigil

      Chapter 2 – Start of the Life Cycle

      Chapter 3 – From Down to Feathers

      Chapter 4 — Final Days in the Nest

      Chapter 5 — Life in the Big Wide World

      Chapter 6 — The past and the Future

      Chapter 7 — Summary of Bald Eagle Facts

      Chapter 8 — About the Author

      Acknowledgements

      I have many people to thank. Julie and John Hansen, on whose property the primary nest is located, where most helpful, not only in allowing access but in sharing many enlightening observations of their eagles. David Manning, who heads up Project Eagle Watch on Pender Island, British Columbia, kindly shared his vast knowledge of eagles and nature. Sylvia Pincott and my wife, Allyson, kindly reviewed the manuscript. Sunwolf Outdoor Centre took me rafting amongst eagles in Brackendale. All photos were taken by me, except three (as noted).

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