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Bald Eagle

Bald Eagle

Bald Eagle in the snow

Bald Eagle in the snow
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Awards

Contest Finalist in Animals And Rule Of Thirds Photo Contest

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Winner in Animals in the wild Photo Challenge

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Animals

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Been on this site about 3 weeks, now. Tons of contests

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His eyes look so sad. Just look into his eyes

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Image taken at the Little Rock Zoo — in Little Rock, Arkansas.

This old building was built as the first indoor mall in American in Cleveland, Ohio. It was constructed in 1890 and is now a Hyatt Hotel.

Another one of Deb's flowers.

These birds eat berries and only come around twice a year.

These elk were restocked in Boxley valley in the 1970s. Best to view them is early morning or late afternoon. They say the elk are multiplying and doi

Image taken in Northwest Arkansas

This image was taken on a very cold morning over Northwest Arkansas

A cold front moved through bringing these strange looking clouds

This is one of my all time favorites taken in my backyard.

Image taken from one of our flower beds

This is an image of Cleveland, Ohio just as the sun was setting and the moon rising. Image taken on Christmas Eve (12-24-2015).

Image was taken from one of my wife's flower beds

This is a capture of an Immature Bald Eagle. It take four years to reach adult plumage.

Image was taken from one of Deb's flower beds.

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