
They’re serious, fierce-looking birds; except when they’re not.
These two were hanging out next to our cabin, so I settled down with the big lens on the camera, hoping to get a dramatic shot of one or both taking wing. One somehow snuck off while I wasn’t looking, and then the other decided it needed to clean up. This went on for a remarkably long time.
I can report that the process works great; that was a fine-looking eagle when it finally flew away. I missed that shot too.
Comment feed for ongoing:
From: Sandy Ressler (May 20 2012, at 07:41)
Very cool...and I'm happy with the Canadian geese in my back yard. Always very frustrated trying to catch them in flight..damn difficult.
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From: Bill Seitz (May 20 2012, at 13:51)
The John Edwards of eagles.
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