Posted in Maryland Nature July 26, 2019 by

The Little Park In Maryland Where Hundreds Of Bald Eagles Descend Each Day

Have you ever seen a bald eagle in the wild? You can see hundreds of them (seriously!) at the following park in Maryland. Head here with binoculars or a good camera and prepare for splendid sights. This hidden gem in the Old Line State is spectacular!

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Witness bald eagles in the wild from Conowingo Fisherman's Park in Darlington, Maryland.
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This little park is nestled right next to Conowingo Dam on the Susquehanna River.
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The riverside wharf was built in 2009 and is a mere 160 feet long.
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You'll often find visitors casting a line here, where they may catch bass, walleye, catfish, and more.
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Not only will you find humans fishing, but bald eagles, too!
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When the turbines of Conowingo Dam bring in more water and fish...
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...bald eagles take advantage of this moment and grab the fish coming in.
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You may even see some eagles squabbling over a meal, making for a fascinating sight in person, and a great shot on camera!
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Keep in mind that peak viewing times for bald eagles is between November and February. That's when most gather around the dam, but you'll still see quite a few hanging out here year-round.
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Whether you bring a zoom lense or just yourself, a visit to Conowingo Fisherman's Park belongs on your Maryland bucket list.
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Address: 2569 Shures Landing Road, Darlington, MD 21034

For more information about Conowingo Fisherman’s Park, click here.

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