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2 bald eagles in a tree

2 bald eagles in a tree

These two Bald Eagles have a nest close by and they both flew to this branch to take our attention away from the tree that their nest was in. I just want to mak...
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These two Bald Eagles have a nest close by and they both flew to this branch to take our attention away from the tree that their nest was in. I just want to make it clear that when my partner and I shoot pictures of wildlife, we keep a safe distance away for both our safety and the animals.

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COOLPIX P600

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Aperture f/8 ISO 100 Focal Length -1059869696/1000

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Nov, 2015

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