The gift that keeps on giving, Conowingo Dam.

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This series is from day two. The Eagle was coming in to look for fish.
Thank you for stopping by.
Peter

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Technical Details

Z8, Nikon 180-600mm & 1.4ext, f9, 740mm, 1/2000, ISO 560, and cropped by 58% in DXO PhotoLab 9.

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Nice images of this eagle, Peter. It looks like you found a great location if it’s not too far away.

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Thank you for your comment. It’s about a 5 hour drive. I hope to back in March, when the Great Blue Herons are also there with the Eagles.
Peter

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Peter
That will be fun. We have a location about two or three hours away from from us to Olympia where the Eagles and the herons get together every year.
I like the images. Detail and wing position are great. It is a little dark under the wings, but I don’t think there’s anything you could’ve done about that.

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All nice images, Peter. I like the intent downward gaze.

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Hi David & Allen
Thank you for the comments.
Peter

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Hi Peter, nice series. I think I like the third shot the best given the wing position and detail in the shadows. Nice look at the head. Seems like a great place to shoot.

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Hi Allen
Thank you for the comment. I hope to be back at the Dam in March, when the Great Blue Herons are also there with the Eagles.
Peter