I stopped by Lake Springfield during the early morning. It is an excellent time and location to see flocks of ducks splashing about and noisely chatting amongst themselves. On the morning I visited, portions of the lake were still frozen over and a few of the ducks took the opportunity to skid, slide, and skate on it as if they were in the winter Olympics. It was a delight to sit outside in the crisp air, watch the sunrise, and let the ducks entertain.
Standing out in the winter brush, a rare leucistic Bald Eagle graces the trees of the Ozarks. A beautiful reminder of the unique wonders hidden in our own backyards. This is leucistic Bald Eagle. Unlike albino birds, leucistic eagles have a partial loss of pigmentation, giving them this unique, "ghost-like" appearance while keeping their piercing yellow eyes and beak.
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