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This golden eagle hurt badly it wings and can never fly again. It is in rehab center. I just happened to be there when they fed the bird....
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This golden eagle hurt badly it wings and can never fly again. It is in rehab center. I just happened to be there when they fed the bird.
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camera

NIKON D500

settings

settings

Aperture f/5.6 ISO 3200 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 2500/10

location

location

Eatonville, Washington, US

upload_date

upload_date

Nov, 2018

Views

33

Likes

+1

Awards

Peer Award

Absolute Masterpiece

Superb Composition

Categories

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Tags

#bird #animal #eagle

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