RW Wild Photography

RW Wild Photography We live in Red Wing, Minnesota, and really enjoy sharing action photos of wildlife in the area.

Also, night sky images are great to capture through camera lens and telescope! Welcome to RW Wild Photography, where you can find the latest pictures of nature around Red Wing Minnesota, especially American Bald Eagles and other birds. We regularly post photos and comments about wildlife we see in Red Wing and the surrounding area. Check the Wildlife Updates page at https://rwwild.com for the latest posts.

Daddy brought some bedding for the baby. Notice the little guy has started to sprout some darker feathers. At this stage...
05/01/2026

Daddy brought some bedding for the baby. Notice the little guy has started to sprout some darker feathers. At this stage, they grow pretty fast. Eaglets reach adult size within 10 to 12 weeks after hatching.

Family time for the eagles. Both parents stand in the nest with baby today after daddy brought a new stick for the nest....
04/30/2026

Family time for the eagles. Both parents stand in the nest with baby today after daddy brought a new stick for the nest. We watch the progress of the little one in this nest by the river bridge across from downtown Red Wing.

Hold still! I found a Blue-gray Gnatcatcher at Frontenac State Park this morning and managed to get a few shots in focus...
04/28/2026

Hold still! I found a Blue-gray Gnatcatcher at Frontenac State Park this morning and managed to get a few shots in focus. Gnatcatchers are so small and fast, it is hard to lock on with a camera.

Proud mom. Yesterday, an eagle posed with her baby in the nest across the river from downtown Red Wing.
04/22/2026

Proud mom. Yesterday, an eagle posed with her baby in the nest across the river from downtown Red Wing.

Aerial acrobatics. A male Myrtle Warbler (aka Yellow-rumped Warbler) was flying about at Memorial Park in Red Wing today...
04/21/2026

Aerial acrobatics. A male Myrtle Warbler (aka Yellow-rumped Warbler) was flying about at Memorial Park in Red Wing today. I saw many groups of these little guys at each park.

You are being judged. This eagle was watching us closely as we went by in our little boat in the backwaters near Red Win...
04/13/2026

You are being judged. This eagle was watching us closely as we went by in our little boat in the backwaters near Red Wing.

Migrating waterfowl were out in the backwaters upstream from Bay Point Park yesterday. We saw Ring-necked Ducks and Buff...
04/11/2026

Migrating waterfowl were out in the backwaters upstream from Bay Point Park yesterday. We saw Ring-necked Ducks and Buffleheads, like this one which flew past us.

A surprise for us, an Osprey. We don't normally see Ospreys in Red Wing. We saw this one at Bay Point Park this morning ...
04/11/2026

A surprise for us, an Osprey. We don't normally see Ospreys in Red Wing. We saw this one at Bay Point Park this morning and the local eagles were not happy about the visitor. This one was probably making its way north.

Fish for dinner. This afternoon, one of the parents brought a nice crappie to the nest to feed the babies. This nest is ...
04/08/2026

Fish for dinner. This afternoon, one of the parents brought a nice crappie to the nest to feed the babies. This nest is across the river bridge from downtown Red Wing.

Here's a little cutie. This young Groundhog popped up while we were watching eagles.
04/08/2026

Here's a little cutie. This young Groundhog popped up while we were watching eagles.

Multiple tenants. This eagle nest is so big it's providing shelter for multiple layers of birds. Common Grackles sometim...
04/08/2026

Multiple tenants. This eagle nest is so big it's providing shelter for multiple layers of birds. Common Grackles sometimes nest in the lower parts of eagle and osprey nests. This nest is located across the river from downtown Red Wing.

Kinglets are challenging to get a good shot. It's like trying to get a picture of ping pong balls bouncing. I took hundr...
04/07/2026

Kinglets are challenging to get a good shot. It's like trying to get a picture of ping pong balls bouncing. I took hundreds of pictures today, and managed to get a few in focus. Still, I enjoy seeing them, for they herald the big migration coming. I saw this flock in Red Wing today.

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