Five bald eagles sit in a cottonwood tree near city hall on New Years Day. The spot is a favorite long the Kansas River where open water along the dam provides access to fish for the birds.
One mature bald eagle, left, and an immature one, right, rest in cottonwood tree along the banks of the Kansas River in January 2014.
Two eagles attack each other over the Kansas River near the river bridge.
Along the banks of the Kansas River near downtown, an eagle braves the cold wind and winter weather, watching for fish in the open water of the river.
A pair of mature bald eagles sit in a cottonwood tree near city hall. The spot is a favorite long the Kansas River where open water along the dam provides access to fish for the birds.
A pair of bald eagles rest on a ice covered pond northeast of Lawrence.
An immature bald eagle soars over the Kansas River looking for fish.
An eagle swoops into the water to catch a fish.
A mature bald eagle grabs a fish from the Kanas River in late December 2013. Each winter several eagles can be seen near the Kansas River bridge where the birds hunt for fish in the open water.
A mature bald eagle sweeps the water with a captured fish in his claws.
A younger, immature bald eagle lifts small shad fish from the Kansas River.