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The Continuing Quest for
the Conservation & Preservation
of the American Bald Eagle

With the help of Research Teams from
Clemson University of South Carolina,
Federal & State Wildlife Agencies are
monitoring the levels of toxins &
contaminants in the Great Lakes
Ecosystem. Follow the McGills as they
are allowed access to this continuing
research through the banding of young
eaglets. Enjoy an Eagle's nest view of the
world by McGill's Nature in Motion
Feature running time approximately 30 minutes
Full Screen Version Color DVD

$18.00


A Year in the Life of
an American Bald Eagle

Three years in the making-20,000 miles logged throughout this Great State of Michigan- thousands of hours in the field-300 hours of production time. Take this video journey with the McGills from Seney National Wildlife Refuge to Northwest Lower Michigan to uncover some of the secrets of the American Bald Eagle.
Produced byMcGill's Nature in Motion
Feature Running Time approx. 30 minutes
Full Screen Version-Color DVD

$18.00

   
Eagles 2012  Calendar

  
Nature photographer, Teresa McGill, captured these amazing Raptors
while sitting with her husband, Michael, nature videographer, in a blind, photographing and videotaping as these majestic creatures fought the adverse conditions of a Michigan winter and struggled to survive. It was a rare and special privilege that the McGills will always cherish. Enjoy all new thirteen photos of the many stages of the Bald Eagle. 

$18.00

 
Toonerville Bears 2012 Calendar

Enjoy thirteen exceptional photographs by nature photographer-Teresa McGill. The McGills have been privileged to photograph and film the Black Bears on the tracks of the Toonerville Trolley in the Upper Peninsula.

$18.00

The Loons of Summer 2012 Calendar

Michael & Teresa McGill were fortunate to film this pair of Common Loons as they built their nest, incubated the eggs and were present the day the two chicks hatched. Hopefully, you will enjoy these photos as much as Teresa enjoyed taking them.
$18.00

  Photo Prices

8x10   matted               $15.00         photo only $12.00

11x14 portfolio frame  $36.00        photo only  $26.00

12x16 portfolio frame  $46.00        photo only   $36.00

16x20 portfolio frame   $56.00       photo only   $46.00
 
 
All prices subject to change plus shipping.
Photo availability subject to size chosen
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The following are photos Teresa took while in their 'bear' blind on the tracks of the Toonerville Trolley.
The first photo is little Lena first year cub who will be allow to stay with her mother yet this winter.
The middle photo is Beulah and two of her yearling cubs who will be kicked out to fend for themselves while Beulah gives birth to new cubs this winter.
The last photo is of Bennie one of Bonnie's yearlings who will also will be on its own this winter.


Most photographs shown on this website are available  for purchase in the various sizes.

 Call or e-mail for size availibility and prices.


The following photos show the phases of growth of the American Bald Eagle.
First is the six week old eaglet that still has its peeking tooth which assisted it in entering the new world. The middle photo is of a first year juvenile Bald Eagle who blends into its surroundings like a watercolor.
The last photo is of a second year Bald Eagle. Many people do not realize that the Bald Eagle does not become "bald" until it is almost five year old.


 
To learn more about Seney National Wildlife Refuge visit them at www.fws.gov/midwest/seney/index.htm.
 Remember they are are your Wildlife Refuges. Visit them. Support them.


 
Michael & Teresa McGill-McGills Nature in Motion
3142 Knipe Rd., Central Lake, Michigan 49622
(231)544-6534 (231)499-0707
michael@torchlake.com 

All Photographs Copyrighted by Michael & Teresa McGill/McGills Nature in Motion-Unauthorized use prohibited

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