Here are a few of the flight shots that I liked, hope you do as well.
Whose spot is this?:
One of the real problems with these birds is the darned white heads and tails. Yesterday we had "spurts" of the sun peaking through the clouds which didn't help either, and often it is a trade-off and you live with a bit of a "blow-out". One really nice thing about Seabeck is that the birds are often at eye-level or below, which makes it very nice.
Just Cruisin':
The next 2 are a sequence that I enjoyed:
Two Together:
The Amazing 4-Winged Bald Eagle of Seabeck:
Then there are the times when they soar, this one is almost full-frame, we had a couple of very nice soaring fly-by's.
Soaring:
Whose spot is this?:
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One of the real problems with these birds is the darned white heads and tails. Yesterday we had "spurts" of the sun peaking through the clouds which didn't help either, and often it is a trade-off and you live with a bit of a "blow-out". One really nice thing about Seabeck is that the birds are often at eye-level or below, which makes it very nice.
Just Cruisin':
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The next 2 are a sequence that I enjoyed:
Two Together:
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The Amazing 4-Winged Bald Eagle of Seabeck:
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Then there are the times when they soar, this one is almost full-frame, we had a couple of very nice soaring fly-by's.
Soaring:
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