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Now this is one that supprises me
- Thread starter Royal
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Rob/Windsor Ont.
New member
n/t
to take down and animal that large. They had a article on them here last night that they are coming back pretty strong now on the Connecticut River. One of these days I hope to go up there on the bike while its nice and get a picture of one. I have a plan to get pictures for you guys of Gillette's castle. A really nice native stone castle that you can go throught etc. Sits right on the CT River. Beautiful place..... Got any eagle taking picture tips Royal? I don't seem to be able to get good shots of birds....
Geo
Geo
that he posted the other day was outstanding.
We can not count on seeing them around here and if I have a camera and get a shot they are never what I would want. I gotta figure out that contrast thing and such
I get a shot of them flying they are too dark as the camera adjusts for the sky.
I have seen them perching and posing nice but I never have a camera at those times
We can not count on seeing them around here and if I have a camera and get a shot they are never what I would want. I gotta figure out that contrast thing and such
I get a shot of them flying they are too dark as the camera adjusts for the sky. I have seen them perching and posing nice but I never have a camera at those times
Wayne in BC
New member
similar, they are bigger than the Bald Eagle by quite a bit. I had heard that they could take down large critters but never saw anything like that!