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Haliaeetus leucocephalus
On the North Shore of the Harrison River, a wintering ground for Bald Eagles... Juvenile in brown and white feathers, playing with a perched adult (white Head)
the Banks of the Harrison river are littered with the corpse of thousands of salmons. Heavily forested "In Patches". I counted as many as 30 eagles in 1 tree... Annual size of gathering vary, and are dictated by weather, and food availability
Spotted on Dec 19, 2011
Submitted on Dec 19, 2011
24 Comments
Love this!! Wonderful series, Marcel!!
Im on Facebook under same name ... its uploaded
i really admire vintages photos and the like!
i really admire vintages photos and the like!
really!.... love to see that!
thank you Gina : ) ... but so you know, my other landscape shots of the day turned out great in Sepia ; ) and they do look like they are 100 years old :)))
Wow the new pics really cool!
:))) Like I said, it was grey and dark, this was EV + 2 at ISO1600
I like the antiquity look of it.... as if it was taken years ago.
Just added more pictures
thanks Gina : )
Right time, right place... but bad lighting... real grey and foggy morning
Wow a photo in action!
thanks Kat : )
Wow amazing photo!!
thanks for the info Sachin... will get to it a bit later... getting ready to go to work ; )
thank you Laurie : )
Marcel Pepin, your description increases the value of your spotting,
Wow! What a sight! Great capture.
thanks again Sachin : )
Super snap with perfect timing, MarcelPepin
thank you Leuba : )
Brilliant photography !
thank you Punkus : )
thank you Hanna : )