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This juvenile Bald Eagle was much more co-operative than the mature eagles. Take a look at those talons... they don't look too juvenile to me!
Osprey watching me shoot pictures of him. It's eye was piercing right through me! They are not afraid of humans at all so you can get much closer to one than a hawk. Kept waiting for it to grab a fish but after an hour, we gave up and then as soon as we did, of course, it grabbed a fish and flew away! lol
still going through some from during the week and keep finding shots of this lovely male marsh harrier from Lakenheath
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Local Osprey nest taken spring of last year. I know its only February but spring needs to get here.
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Canon 1D MK IV
Canon 500MM
ISO 800
F7.1
1/3200
Manual Exposure
Evaluative Metering
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Anupam!!
Birds are amazingly adapted for life in the air. The Red-tailed Hawk is one of the largest birds you’ll see in North America, yet even the biggest females weigh in at only about 3 pounds. A similar-sized small dog might weigh 10 times that.
I was taking pictures of a booted eagle when i heard a 'whoosh'behind me The hobby sped through heading north presumably on migration
It rained on Christmas Day for the first time I can ever remember in Minnesota. This adult bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) was slightly soggy, but wore it well.