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Originally posted by Wyn Hawks
...that was a nice story and the photo is wonderful.... thx...
Originally posted by CeeRZ
reply to post by ColoradoJens
Absolutely beautiful. Everything happens for a reason
Originally posted by TerryMcGuire
reply to post by ColoradoJens
It is we who place reason upon the unknown and for that I am forever grateful.
Thank you Jen for any number of reasons.
Originally posted by Crakeur
that's an incredible image.
Last weekend I was in Calicoon NY, spending the day at a friends house which sits on the Delaware River. We were in the river, casting lines, the kids playing behind us in the water when, suddenly, my friend said "look, there's Junior."
I looked where he was pointing and there was, flying about 20 feet above the water line, a gorgeous bald eagle. I've only seen one of them in person and it was a sad, dirty looking bird in a cage. This one was clean, soaring and so majestic. It's odd how the sight of a bird can stir you but, somehow it did. Patriotism? Perhaps. The spectacle of nature's finest? definitely.
This photographer was very fortunate to see the eagle and the photo captured is extremely special. For him and the family of the deceased.
Originally posted by RizeorDie
PHOTOSHOPPED
because they found the original without the eagle and a tutorial how to make one yourself on www.ebaumsworld.com
plus since when do white eagles rest so low near the ground in such area...
Originally posted by getreadyalready
Originally posted by RizeorDie
PHOTOSHOPPED
because they found the original without the eagle and a tutorial how to make one yourself on www.ebaumsworld.com
plus since when do white eagles rest so low near the ground in such area...
Hater.
I saw a pair of Bald Eagles in some kind of mating ritual on a flat, flat, flat road in Kansas! I thought I was seeing things as I pulled over to not interrupt, but then several more cars began to stop. There wasn't a tree, a lake, a cliff, or anything for miles, but these two Giant Birds would go up high, and dive back down, and roll around in the grass on one side of the road, and then the other. Sometimes they would stop and stroll leisurely across the road like they were taking a break. After about 20 minutes, they flew off together into the sunset (literally) and left 6 or 7 of us from different vehicles standing there scratching our heads in wonder.
I think Bald Eagles are supposed to be monogamous, so maybe this was an illicit rendezvous, who knows? The point is, they do turn up near the ground, and in unexpected places.