Can you find the eagle?

A mature bald eagle, thanks for posting this.

Yeshh ! Me too!

I found him!

Did someone mention treats? Ice cream? Icing? Cake? Where? When?

It's a wonderful picture Suzy!! And the eagle is icing on the cake!!! : )))

Oh, yes! I'd know that look any where! I'm never not thrilled to spot one! Thank you for the great trip, Suzy!

A striking adult, its always such a thrill to see them and maybe even hear them. Our neuronal pathways have formed now, we EXPECT a treat! It's traumatic if we don't get one! PTICD(post traumatic ice cream disorder). :))) Thanks Barb for making me realizing I was missing something! :))

A beautiful photo to end the series, I did enjoy it. I see the eagle in the top of the tree. Thanks Suzy. ☺

I see the eagle. Amazing birds. Thanks pumpkinhead.

On the lookout for his lunch from high in the tree top. Thanks Suzy, and like they say, all good things do come to and end.

Yes...sitting tall and proud...as he should!

Thanks Suzy for sharing with us your photos!

Eagle? I think I need glasses!

What, you mean you're not taking me out for dinner?

If you want to find the eagle, look for a snowball in the trees. (So I've been told) TFS.

No treats, huh. Guess the eagle will have to do. :)

Sounds like a great trip. Thanks for the eagle as I really like them. Thanks Suzy.

Jacki-You are so right in the comparisons of Maine and Cape Cod. When we were with you on Tuesday, I was struck with the similarities...particularly in vegetation. (Short kindle response!)
They do like to be high above all, grandmalucy. He flew around quite a bit before finding his perch.
That would be the one, Ardy! An eagle sighting anytime is special. But at the beginning or end of a vacation, even more so.
Leaving WI probably evoked those feelings for you as well, partner.
Well, Barb....if you mean a treat for being such good campers.....I fear not at the moment. :( I am on my kindle and can't access treats at the moment. But thanks, SO MUCH for being ready to rile the troops!! :)

Nice ending to our trip. And what wonderful entertainment while you waited for the shuttle!

I'm sad to end the trip but thank you for it.... :( And yes, I see the eagle proud and majestic.... :)
Do you have something else in store for us, Suzy?

Always sad to see them come to an end, partner!!

You mean that one in the tall tree left of center? What a lovely way to end your Acadia vacation. Thanks, Suzy.

They love to be at the top don't they.

His white head does stand out, doesn't it Beekay? :) We look at the mountains from various vantage points, Beekay....and can say for about every summit that has a trail in Acadia..."Hiked that!"
Next we are going out to dinner, Toto. Oh!! You meant in puzzle world! :) We will be getting home from our current adventure on Cape Cod on Monday. So...After posting some fall pictures, and a project currently being done at our home....there will be puzzles of the Cape as well as Ipswich, MA.

Beautiful photo. And yes, I found him. I keep being struck by the combination of similarities and differences between coastlines on Cape Cod and in Maine. We don't have mountains and although we have some scrub pine, we don't have the great pine forests for which Maine is famous. Maine rocks are, in places much more like bedrock in Maine -- that is there are many places of just plain solid rock, whereas on the Cape we have vast quantities of broken up boulders and stones, but no place anyone would consider bedrock. And yet rock types are the same. Flotsam and jetsam on beaches is similar, seaweeds and beach grasses are pretty much the same. I could go on.

Good one, tater!

I see him - doesn't he look commanding. Thanks for taking us along on your trip, Suzy. Where are you headed next?

Yes I can see that white head in the center of the photo :-))
Boy the mountains sure look large in the background!

A wonderful end to your lovely series!
It's almost too bad there wasn't a haystack nearby to serve as a red herring!!! We'd have gone looking for an eagle in a haystack! (forgive me!)