Bringing home the food

A few nights ago I watched a NOVA TV program that dealt with Eagles, and one of the story lines had information of feeding and growth.  There is a lot of both.  Quickly.
I've wanted to get a photo of an Eagle bringing home the food, and today I got close.
From my viewing spot, there's not a lot of warning with an Eagle gliding to its nest to get the bird in flight.  I thought my best tactic would be to focus in on the nest and fire away if I saw the shadow over the pond.  For this, could have used a higher speed?  For now though, it will do.

Fish Delivery

NIKON D780 Ver.01.01/200-500mm f/5.6E

500 mm, 1/1250 sec, f/5.6, ISO 220 (AUTO)

MANUAL Mode, Size FX

I figured with a growing Eaglet, or two, were still in the nest the food express should be every 90 to 120 minutes.  I was at the nest when this delivery was made.
As can be seen, the leaves are really filling in.  Could be a sign I've worn out my welcome.  Until fall at least.