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Linn County is making headlines as a wildlife destination. The popular Grant’s Getaways segment on KGW News recently featured the area as the best place in the state to see bald eagles.
Hundreds of the majestic birds gather in treetops near Tangent, Oregon (just seven miles south of Albany) every day. Grant McOmie, host of the travel segment, says that such a gathering of the national symbol is called not a flock, but a “convocation.”
“One of the most amazing Oregon wildlife moments is found atop four story tall cottonwood trees near Tangent where an eagle ‘convocation’ draws up to 100 eagles in the Linn County tree tops each evening,” Grant says in the story on the KGW website.
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For more information bird-watching in Linn County, check out the Wildlife Viewing page on AlbanyVisitors.com.
this has not been helpful. where can i view eagles in linn county
Hi Olivia,
I have seen Bald Eagles many times at Talking Water Gardens. The Ankeny Refuge is another likely spot (links below). As with viewing all wildlife timing is everything. Early morning and dusk are likely times. Good Luck!
Amy,
Albany Visitors Assocition
https://www.cityofalbany.net/pw/wastewater/twg
https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Ankeny/