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Bald Eagles nest out side of Anchorage AK. Have been watching it for two years.

Bald Eagles nest out side of Anchorage AK. Have been watching it for two years.
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Jun, 2016

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Contest Finalist in Wildlife Babies Photo Contest

Winner in Baby Animals Photo Challenge

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Beautiful photo - love the composition with the dark background behind the chicks !

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Absolutely breathtaking - beautiful capture! Love it!

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Deb I absolutely love this! Congratulations on winning my Baby Animals photo challenge.

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wow - amazing Congrats :)

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Just a superb image! Congrats on your challenge win! :)

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Congratulations on your "Baby Animals" win this photo is wonderful and so well deserved, I am so happy for you

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Amazing photograph

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Congratulations on your great Challenge Win!

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Deb congratulations on being a finalist in the Wildlife Babies Photo Contest. Love it!

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This is such a beautiful capture:)

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Beautiful ????

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Fabulous image

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