I know it can't compare with the ones on here.
Sep 27, 2014 15:55:04 #
If one had a black it it was likely a juvenile as both sexes have white heads as adults. Keep at it and above all, have fun.
lilac wrote:
Your welcome. The best part was there was two of them.at first I thought male and female but now i'm thinking two males because I am sure one had a black head.
Sep 27, 2014 20:17:04 #
lilac wrote:
I am still excited about it.
Rome was not built in a day. The fact that you were enthusiastic enough to post this first attempt is an indication to me that your passion for photography will soon reap fruitful rewards. Keep clicking.
Sep 27, 2014 21:23:11 #
lilac wrote:
I am still excited about it.
Getting there is the fun part, Lilac. It's a never-ending search for that perfect shot.......
Sep 27, 2014 23:41:15 #
Hi again, so the one that had a black head may have been a juvenile (bald eagle that has not reached full maturity). It takes around 5 years or so until a Bald Eagle truly becomes a Bald Eagle. We do not see many (if any) around the Bay Area, but I have been to Alaska on several occasions where they are as popular as pigeons in the lower 48. They truly are a beautiful bird.
Chris
Chris
lilac wrote:
Your welcome. The best part was there was two of them.at first I thought male and female but now i'm thinking two males because I am sure one had a black head.
Sep 28, 2014 09:14:42 #
DrWilk wrote:
If one had a black it it was likely a juvenile as both sexes have white heads as adults. Keep at it and above all, have fun.
I wasn't sure about that. Thanks for enlightning me. Thanks for looking.
Sep 28, 2014 09:15:38 #
ebrunner wrote:
Rome was not built in a day. The fact that you were enthusiastic enough to post this first attempt is an indication to me that your passion for photography will soon reap fruitful rewards. Keep clicking.
That means alot to me. Thank you.
Sep 28, 2014 09:19:02 #
I've never even SEEN one, never mind managed to get a shot of an eagle! Great job!
Sep 28, 2014 09:24:13 #
Chris F. wrote:
Hi again, so the one that had a black head may have been a juvenile (bald eagle that has not reached full maturity). It takes around 5 years or so until a Bald Eagle truly becomes a Bald Eagle. We do not see many (if any) around the Bay Area, but I have been to Alaska on several occasions where they are as popular as pigeons in the lower 48. They truly are a beautiful bird.
Chris
Chris
They are beautiful aren't they. About six years ago I had one land in my yard. He had just taken a dead rabbit off of the road. I never even thought about taking his picture because I was lost in the beauty of him. I never saw him again.
Sep 28, 2014 10:10:02 #
Treepusher wrote:
I've never even SEEN one, never mind managed to get a shot of an eagle! Great job!
Thank you, and I hope you get the chance to photograph one too.
Sep 28, 2014 12:27:29 #
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Sep 28, 2014 22:45:11 #
Good on you! I have hundreds of bald eagle shots and the excitement never wanes
Sep 28, 2014 22:55:18 #
Sep 29, 2014 13:39:32 #
BamaTexan wrote:
Good on you! I have hundreds of bald eagle shots and the excitement never wanes
I bet, and thanks for looking.
Sep 29, 2014 13:40:27 #
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