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Mustang solo flight

Mustang solo flight

P-51 Mustang flying in the clouds

P-51 Mustang flying in the clouds
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I couldn't believe when this eagle took off directly at me while looking right into the lens.

concentrate..concentrate...

young eagle landing on this rocky beach

this guy was all puffed up and trying to look menacing

old power scow that was once used as a salmon tender

Eagle voicing his displeasure of having his photo taken

This eagle was just about to attack this young seagull but the seagull was quicker on its get a way.

this eagle was being picked on by several crows that he would just walk and stomp around. He then started to hop about when I took this one. he was ve

this eagle really had an attitude stirred up by some pesky crows when I took this photo of him

hung around a little longer after sunset than I normally do and this is what greeted me. went from yellow to gold to red. I will stay longer from now

took this shot at 10 at night as the sun was setting on the foggy harbor

took advantage of this eagle lounging and getting some winter sun. Shot with a Nikon D300S

you talking to me?

shot this while the morning fog was burning off with the refections of the mountain and fog in this pond with a beaver house in the foreground

Took this shot about 7pm as it was just rising from behind this mountain. I used my 150-500 lens at 200mm.

Bald eagle enjoying its daily flight, took this one as he was making a right bank turn so it worked out just fine for the shot.

changing seasons

shot this one of the Cordova boat harbor with Mt Eccles in the back ground.

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