$3,500.00
$1,750.00 donated to American Eagle Foundation
50% of your purchase is sent directly to American Eagle Foundation (EIN: 58-1652023) on your behalf. You’ll receive a tax-deductible donation receipt in your name.
January, 20°F, Mississippi River backwaters. I’d been watching this mated pair for three winters. That morning, one returned to the perch and began calling — a sound that carries over a mile of frozen river. The other answered from the nest tree. This moment lasted 8 seconds. Bald eagles were nearly extinct in the lower 48 by 1963, with just 417 nesting pairs left. Because of the Endangered Species Act and decades of habitat protection, we now have over 71,400 pairs. This image exists because people chose to act.
Location: Exact, public GPS coordinates for individual active bald eagle nests are not publicly published by wildlife agencies. This policy protects the birds from human disturbance, drone activity, and potential harassment, especially during sensitive breeding and nesting seasons.
Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm.
30×40 inches. Hand-signed and numbered by the artist.
Edition of 7. This is a limited edition artwork. Once sold, it will never be reprinted.
Includes Certificate of Authenticity with GPS coordinates and field notes.
| Edition | Edition 1/7, Edition 2/7, Edition 3/7, Edition 4/7, Edition 5/7, Edition 6/7, Edition 7/7 |
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