Went out to photograph an Owl but

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Went out to photograph an Owl but

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Didn't spot any so I had to take a few pictures of this Eagle.

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Imagine my disappointment.

Well I got to keep busy doing something until I can work in the shop again.

Ed
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Nice! Get them all the time here, and further north up the coast in Breckenridge. Amazing to watch them hover in one place for a long time.

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derekdarling wrote:Nice! Get them all the time here, and further north up the coast in Breckenridge. Amazing to watch them hover in one place for a long time.

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Wow, Nice shot's can I ask where this is since I am just up the river from you.
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Really nice pictures. We have a couple that nest here in Wichita. They are a beautiful bird.
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Great pix and the ultimate subject. Thanks for sharing. Makes me want to stand and salute. :)
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Sorry about your luck with your camera!:(

Actually I don't give a hoot!:D
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gleno wrote:Wow, Nice shot's can I ask where this is since I am just up the river from you.
Hi,

These were taken by the river in almost downtown Yorkville.

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Hi, ED! Absolutely beautiful photos! Just like with woodworking - you and your camera do excellent work!

No matter how many Bald Eagles I have seen, I always get goose bumps when getting a good view of one. Same thing happens with Ospreys!

Thanks for posting your "disappointment"!
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No matter where they fly, they are truly regal birds.

Many years ago, I lived very close to Flathead Lake in Lakeside, Montana. We used to picnic by the lake on the weekends just to watch the eagles. They were numerous then. I sure hope they still are.

Unfortunately, back then I could not take a decent photograph to save me.
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