Courtesy: Bill Graham, Missouri Department of Conservation
BEAN LAKE, MO (KCTV) -
Dead fish in ice and along shorelines recently attracted numerous bald eagles to Bean Lake in northern Platte County.
Both mature bald eagles with the white heads and tails, and immature eagles with darker coloration, flocked by the dozens to feed on the fish.
Eagles migrating during winter will sometimes congregate in large numbers if food is plentiful.
Snow geese and other waterfowl are also lingering in the region, such as snow geese at Sugar Lake in Lewis and Clark State Park, which is north of Bean Lake off Missouri 45.
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