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This was backlight hell and that’s why I had to shoot at an angle that put all kinds of obstacles in the way.
American Bald Eagle
The bald eagle is a bird of prey found in North America. A sea eagle, it has two known subspecies and forms a species pair with the white-tailed eagle, which occupies the same niche as the bald eagle in the Palearctic. Wikipedia
Wingspan: 5.9 – 7.5 ft. (Adult)
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Madikwe Game Reserve, South Africa
a medium-sized and migratory eagle found in Southern Africa during the summer months. The small crest helps in identifying this species from other brown eagles ( in addition to its size and habitat preference )
hieraaetus wahlbergi (also aquila wahlbergi)
Wahlbergs arend
aigle de wahlberg
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hanging out near the fish cleaning area at the marina, until he decided it was easier to catch his own, and left...
A local pair of eagles that nest nearby every year. This perch is directly above a salmon stream that will be full of Chum Salmon soon. The female will be on eggs in a couple months.
Immature Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) roosting on the edge of the fisherman's wharfs at Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada.
24 May, 2015.
Slide # GWB_20150524_3874.CR2
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Juvenile eagle wisely stops in the air to eat its small fish pulled from the river before any of the other thieves could get there.
A couple of posts back I asked for advice on how to take "take-off" shots. Many of you gave me wonderful advice! I debated on how to say thank you. I decided the best way is to show you that I listened! I read and re-read the advice. Today my husband and I went out and put it to practice. This is the best I have ever done! I know I still need more practice but thanks to all of you I will get it. I also want thank all those who maybe didn't know about birds in flight but your support and encouragement make me want to do better.
On landing approach. The eagle was quite far away, but the pose is pretty cool, so I kept the photo.
The Eagles of Annette Island
This image was taken from a crab boat just off the coast of Annette Island near Ketchikan, Alaska. We were on the Bering Sea Crab Fisherman's Tour at the time. Part of their excursion is to visit Annette Island and throw carp to the eagles. It creates an amazing photo-op with dozens of eagles competing for the prize.
FYI, these are the folks from the Deadliest Catch TV show. This was a marvelous excursion and well worth the money.
This image was taken on a cold, cloudy day. Hence, the plain background.
Somehow the chaser ended up in front when the young bald eagle was able to put on the brakes as the adult closed in from below.
The eagle put on the breaks to head down to the lake. He looks like a Bullfighter to me. It was a treat to see him in action.
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Bald Eagle on a bad hair day.
Canon 5DS - 1/320 sec.- aperture f/6.4 - 329 mm focal length - ISO 400
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Very close in capture of this bald eagle making a fast track towards the trees after pulling the fish from the Susquehanna River in Maryland.
USAFE F15C Eagle which is part of the 48th Air Wing based at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk on finals to land.