There are four signs at this interpretive center that overlooks the Pend Oreille River. There is ample parking, pause awhile and maybe you will see the eagles across the river in the cottonwood trees.
Habitat & Inhabitants: Discusses the riparian zone in this case the Pend Oreille River watershed. It mentions the diverse populations of fish, birds and mammals.
Our National Bird: The Bald Eagle
Explains the physical characteristics of both males and females, diet, population, and nesting. A small section about our National Bird.
Family Matters:
Bald Eagles are discussed mating for life, about their nesting location, laying of eggs, feeding the hatchlings, and the development of the eaglets.
North Pend Oreille Scenic Byway:
Provides a You Are Here Map with a short explanation about this location:
Eagle Nest Viewpoint:
This site is named for the Bald Eagle nest in the tall cottonwood trees across the river (Pend Oreille River). The Bald Eagles are often seen flying up and down the river to their various fishing areas.
This is a view of the cottonwood trees across the river.