Double Eagle Posted by Mike on March 8, 2011 Posted in: Landscapes, Nature Photography. Tagged: 18-200mm, bald eagle, Banks Lake, bird, D7000, eagle, in flight, nature, Nikon, Photography, rocks, water. 5 Comments Bald eagle in flight over Banks Lake in eastern Washington State. Share this:EmailFacebookTwitterRedditLinkedInTumblrPinterestLike this:Like Loading... Posts navigation ← Another Monday Fun with Panoramas – Wenatchee River →
Looks so much better in the lightbox! Now my question is, how on earth do you see SO many eagles???? Reply
I seem to have the bird mojo. This eagle saw me shooting the rocks and reflections, did some big lazy circles over the lake so I could get some good shots of him, and then he flew off. Reply
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Looks so much better in the lightbox! Now my question is, how on earth do you see SO many eagles????
I seem to have the bird mojo. This eagle saw me shooting the rocks and reflections, did some big lazy circles over the lake so I could get some good shots of him, and then he flew off.
Wow! Nice that you caught the reflection of the eagle as well.
Excellent work and photos!
Nice! a great reflection shot!