It plunged through the mist above Conowingo Dam, a bald eagle with its eye on the fish in the water below. Then, as if playing to the crowd, the bird flipped on its back and swiveled its head like ...

One of the best ways to monitor the bird activity at the dam is through the Facebook photography group Conowingo Bald Eagles. There are almost daily postings with images of the eagles ...

A juvenile bald eagle loses grip on a fish below the Conowingo Dam. A juvenile bald eagle chases another eagle in an attempt to steal its fish below the Conowingo Dam. Photographers crowd the ...

The tailrace of the dam never freezes. Dave Lychenheim, who founded the popular Conowingo Bald Eagles Facebook page, remembers the first time he went to see the eagles at the dam. “I couldn’t ...

Yet, for people who visit Conowingo Dam in Darlington ... "It's really a phenomenal spot to see bald eagles," he said. "Everybody should be here": Anthony Santoro was photographing the eagles ...

If you have never seen a bald eagle, Saturday may be closest thing to a sure bet when Exelon holds its 6th Annual Eagle Day at the Conowingo Dam. In the fall and winter, the tailwater below the ...

About an hour and 20 minutes outside of Philadelphia is Conowingo Dam. While it’s pretty well known as a gathering ground for bald eagles each year, what may be lesser known is it’s also a ...

The Conowingo Dam will be hosting its fourth annual Eagle Day on Nov. 12. The dam, according to a release, is a prime place to watch bald eagles, particularly during the fall. More than 10 ...

In the meantime, many Central Pennsylvanians are getting their fix of bald eagles by visiting Conowingo Dam on the Susquehanna River, just south of the Pennsylvania-Maryland state line.

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The Conowingo Dam, in the Susquehanna River along the ... Mamalis says sometimes as many as 200 bald eagles fill the area around the dam and feed on the Susquehanna's fish. "The turbines in ...

But at Conowingo Dam in Maryland, just west of Newark, he's seen it time and again. The sirens signal a release of water from the dam. Lights flash and bald eagles begin to fly. They are there for ...