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A bald eagle fends off a speculating magpie from his meal of salmon on the Anchor River on Sunday, June 25, 2017 near Anchor Point, Alaska. Though the Anchor River is closed to sportfishing for king salmon now, the salmon are still returning to the river, with about 4,064 kings past the weirs on the north and south forks of the river, within the escapement goal of 3,800&

Dinner on the water

A bald eagle fends off a speculating magpie from his meal of salmon on the Anchor River on Sunday near Anchor Point. Though the Anchor… Continue reading

A bald eagle fends off a speculating magpie from his meal of salmon on the Anchor River on Sunday, June 25, 2017 near Anchor Point, Alaska. Though the Anchor River is closed to sportfishing for king salmon now, the salmon are still returning to the river, with about 4,064 kings past the weirs on the north and south forks of the river, within the escapement goal of 3,800&
Sarah Jane Baisden, 9, of Nikiski, admires a goat from the Funny River Farm on Saturday, April 8, 2017 outside the Annual Home Show at the Soldotna Regional Sports Center in Soldotna, Alaska.

Residents, sunshine turn out for Annual Home Show

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Sarah Jane Baisden, 9, of Nikiski, admires a goat from the Funny River Farm on Saturday, April 8, 2017 outside the Annual Home Show at the Soldotna Regional Sports Center in Soldotna, Alaska.
Photographer observes Bristol Bay

Photographer observes Bristol Bay

During photographer Carl Johnson’s trips to document subsistence life in the river-laced Bristol Bay region west of Cook Inlet, he said the subject of wealth… Continue reading

Photographer observes Bristol Bay