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Here is one Bald Eagle with another Bald Eagle by the tail feathers instead of the fish they were fighting over! Not the best pic but CRAZY to see! Conowingo Da...
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Here is one Bald Eagle with another Bald Eagle by the tail feathers instead of the fish they were fighting over! Not the best pic but CRAZY to see! Conowingo Dam, Maryland!
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Canon EOS 7D Mark II

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 160 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 600/1

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Nov, 2015

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This is a Great White Egret coming in for a landing with a little flare in Pennsylvania, USA.

This Great White Egret takes a break to preen before moving on across the lake. Taken at Gifford Pinchot State Park in Pennsylvania, United States.

Fortunately this Egret was in a beautiful clean marshland in Ohio but the black and white made a statement I couldn't resist.

In honor of springtime in the mid-Atlantic, I am posting this picture of the Osprey - my official nemesis bird. I say that with respect of course as t

Thought I would try something new today and went to the Rose Garden at Hershey Gardens.

Thought I would try something new today and went to the Rose Garden at Hershey Gardens.

Caught this Great White Egret grabbing some lunch.

One the things that has always struck me about the Civil War is the importance of lines. Battle lines, fence lines, tree lines, blood lines etc.

These were just two of the many Red Eared Sliders that I found at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge. They were also the two I didn't spook back

Great Blue Heron trying to escape the lens at Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Delaware

Got a peak at this beauty guarding the nesting box for his mate at The Greatest Week in American Birding, May 2015, Magee Marsh, OH.

I called this one "Beheaded" because I am pretty sure that only the head of the fish is in the grasp of the eagle talon - the rest is leanin

This was an idea I had for a unique touch while visiting the Battlefields of Gettysburg, PA. I would like to think that despite the gruesome battles,

This is the next second installment of a pair of rapidly growing Great Horned Owl chicks in Ephrata, PA. They are roughly 4 weeks at this point.

This Great White Egret was just one of many at Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge in July 2015.

In an unusually sentimental moment, I decided that this should be called Family Tree in remembrance of my grandfather and great uncle who would argue

Just one in a cast of THOUSANDS of Snow Geese at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Center in PA today.

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