Adult Bald Eagle
Note: This item is from the archives and was originally posted two years ago today, on February 11, 2007.
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To view a previous posting of interaction between an Eagle and a Crow go to: The Eagle and the Crow
nature photography ( mainly birds) found in New Brunswick, Canada
Note: This item is from the archives and was originally posted two years ago today, on February 11, 2007.
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11 comments:
Amazing pics! Thanks for posting them.
Fantastic!
that looks like a very angry eagle.
In that last photo it appears that the Eagle has taken his dinner with him? Great post Ann.
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He is NOT sharing! Great photos!!
Great captures Ann, what a sight that must have been.
Wow...poor eagle is probably eating one of their mates and they are a bit annoyed about it. I'm always amazed at how brave the smaller birds are to bother one of the big ones! Wonderful photos!
Great photos! I bet that was a fun outing.
That eagle is so beautiful. I guess, we don't have bald eagles here in India. However, I have indeed seen similar looking eagles in the southern part of our country a year back, which have brown body and white head with yellow beak. My wife saw such an eagle last Sunday.
What a fun series to photograph..so exciting to watch! Neat experience!
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