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As the eagle took off, I loved seeing the back of its claws! Such a unique and beautiful angle, Deborah. This was something both magnificent in the wings and useful in its claws. 🙂
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🙂 I’m so glad you liked the different perspective of her feet Robin!
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It really is a unique and special photograph of the back of its feet! You come up with one of a kind photographs, Deborah. ❤ It is always a pleasure seeing your photo shoots.
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Thank you so much Robin! That made my night! 🙂 xx
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Thank you so much Amy!!
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Wonderful captures! He looks like he’s got attitude in the first and the bottoms up image makes me smile!
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Thank you so much Denise! 🙂 I’m glad you liked the images and that one made you smile.
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Beautiful captures, Deborah! Every time I photograph an Eagle, I get pumped up with excitement as if it’s my first sighting, they are so majestic. 🙂
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Thank you so much Donna! I have that same feeling! Though I don’t see them as often as I hope to, but things are looking up b/c both Bald and Golden Eagles are making a comeback in California.
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2 years ago we took a float trip on my birthday. We got lost and was gone for 9 hours! Seeing a bald eagle on a dead tree right above us – just like the one you photographed-made it all worth it! We didn’t bring any electronics with us (which made being lost a bit scary) and I was so sad not to have gotten a picture of the eagle… but yours will do 🙂 thank you!!
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I’m so glad you made your way of there, and liked my images!
Sometimes the memory of something is enough. I have lots of memories of birds an no image to show for it. 🙂
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Amazing! I love the second one of take off! Wonderful!
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Thank you so much Lynn! I’m glad you like the second image too!
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All are wonderful
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Thank you so much!
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As always, Deborah.. beautiful captures!! 🙏 R.
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Love it.
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🙂 Thanks John!
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❤❤❤
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Thank you so much M. L.!
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Wow on that eagle and wow on your pictures 🙂
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Thank you so much Joey! 🙂
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These are fantastic photos. I love the one of him leaving the branch – perfect timing!
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Thank you so much Dan! Those feet! I’d never really seen then from that angle before, and I was struck by their size, and how dangerous they look.
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Those feet do look serious.
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The size of its feet in the second photo really pop out. Like BuntyMcC said, it’s a perspective not usually seen.
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Thank you so much Joanne! Those feet were a lot bigger than I thought they’d be, and her talons are fierce looking! Now I see how they can catch such big fish.
I’m glad you found that image interesting too. 🙂
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Magnificent 🙂
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Thank you so much Phil!
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Love the photo from the rear! Not often seen, or, if seen, not bothered with.
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Thank you so much Bunty! I was surprised by how really big her feet are, and those talons! They’re so long!
I’m glad you liked that image too.
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Just wow! 🙂
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🙂 Thank you!!!
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