Photo #1 is a rescued male from Alaska who flew into a high-power line. Photos #2,#3 & #4 are of a rescued immature female eagle (18 mos. old) from Michigan whose nesting tree was blown over in a storm. Both eagles are missing part of their right wing. Photos were taken at the eagle habitat at the Detroit Zoo. As sad a story as that is, it provides opportunities to appreciate these magnificent raptors at closure range than in the wild. Handheld Olympus M10,III with 75-300mm lens (600mm equiv.) and utilizing the in-camera 2X digital crop giving 1200mm equivalent to obtain head shots.
47greyfox
Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range
wonderful shots of gorgeous raptors! Bravo Zulu!
Great detail and tack sharp. The pose and composition of #1 especially appeals to me.
Just got back on the computer, so thanks everyone for taking a look and your gracious comments.
Bayouguy
Loc: From Chauvin living in North Carolina
WOW... Impressive.. Well Done!!!
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