The Bald Eagle Book

The Bald Eagle Book presents 145 color photographs of Bald Eagles taken primarily along the Mississippi River but also along the Wisconsin and Blue rivers. It includes a two-part, informative text describing the physical characteristics, habits and various habitats of this majestic species (Part 1) as well as an autobiographical section (Part 2) that traces the author's many years of physically pursuing his subjects. Interestingly enough, everything seems to come to a kind of quiet but enlightening resolution one afternoon when he makes accidental, extra-close contact with an aging subject, a moment he will never forget.

The Bald Eagle Book is a three-part offering:  145 exceptional color photos, informative text and autobiographical section.

G. Cope Schellhorn is the author of 15 books, many on the subjects of extraordinary phenomena. Five of his works are e-books presenting and exploring the facets of bird photography. He is a former English professor, having taught at the University of North Dakota, the University of Iowa and South Suburban College in Illinois. An avid bird photographer since the beginning of the digital photography age, he is now a contributing photographer to Bird Watcher's Digest. He lives now in the southwest Wisconsin area, which allows him access to the rich bird life, including especially the Bald Eagles, living and migrating up and down the great Mississippi watershed.