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absolutley beautiful i love your photography , please visit my site at wordpress
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Love the pics. Every time I’ve caught them lately, I’ve been driving and without my camera! Great catch!
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So majestic!
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Is the bottom photo of an eagle? It looks to have a longer tail (or extended legs). They are tough to get. We don’t have many around here to that makes it even harder!
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They are just hanging out! on that tree branch, saying “Hey Joe, seen any little chicks lately?” HA 🙂
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They only make close-up appearances once, and well – you had your close-up. (smile)
Your pictures are still wonderful, Leah
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But what’s wonderful about not getting as close as you wanted and the first photo, is that it shows the vastness they inhabit. Around here, they’re easier to see – they don’t spook that easily – but you don’t get this perspective, with all that land around them. Very nice.
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Thank you. You’re right, it is pretty neat to see the vastness. They have A LOT of space to hunt out here. I saw a picture recently on facebook with an eagle’s nest on a power pole. Pretty unfortunate.
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I know where there is 4 eagles nest within 45 minutes of my home. I have the same problem you have on getting close enough to them to get a descent photograph.
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