About 10-AM, the Bald Eagle came out of the direction of Welch Island, and was fairly close to my sailboat. So I got out my camera—which this time was on a lanyard
and prepared to take a photo.
He turned directly overhead, making my photo especially difficult, but I saw what he was after—still another free meal from an Osprey!
Above Camp Boycroft, the Osprey sharply turned, taking advantage of a "tail" wind, and had accelerated feverishly in the direction of Parker Island. The two disappeared behind the treeline over Wolfeboro's old airport runway, but I can guess the outcome: No fish dinner for the Osprey.
About ½-hour later, the Eagle returned overhead, but flying contentedly in the direction of Red Hill—in the distance—to the northwest.
I couldn't get both birds in the photo, but you can see an energized Bald Eagle over Tuftonboro Neck's Marriott Compound: