The Eagle Has Landed! (Page 2): Very well done! ~Lee...

llamb Loc: Northeast Ohio

Very well done!

~Lee

nimbushopper Loc: Tampa, FL

drsdayton Loc: Dayton, Ohio

Well done!

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

Doug Gaudette wrote:

Normally the eagles are about 175-225 yards away. While some of these photos were taken from that distance, the first few were from about 200 feet as the eagle (I think the female) landed on the shore along the York River. She eventually took off with a crab. I must admit that it was exciting seeing this majestic bird coming a bit closer. It appears that the eggs have hatched as the eagles were very active and noisy. I hope you enjoy these images, I enjoyed taking them.
Doug

Nice shots Doug.

tcthome Loc: NJ

Great captures.

Hereford Loc: Palm Coast, FL

#1 is an awesome shot that shows the size and majesty of this bird like few others can do for it.

Doug Gaudette

Hereford wrote:

#1 is an awesome shot that shows the size and majesty of this bird like few others can do for it.

Thanks, I was fortunate that she came a bit closer than usual. She is a magnificent creature indeed.

jdtonkinson Loc: Red Wing, MN

Nicely done. Great set

LeRoy V. Loc: Oro Valley, Az

Great shots

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

Doug Gaudette wrote:

Normally the eagles are about 175-225 yards away. While some of these photos were taken from that distance, the first few were from about 200 feet as the eagle (I think the female) landed on the shore along the York River. She eventually took off with a crab. I must admit that it was exciting seeing this majestic bird coming a bit closer. It appears that the eggs have hatched as the eagles were very active and noisy. I hope you enjoy these images, I enjoyed taking them.
Doug

Gorgeous shots 🦅🦅🤎🦅🦅

Doug Gaudette

Thank you. I’m waiting for little ones to fledge. Could provide for some good photo opportunities.

Bubalola Loc: Big Apple, NY

Doug Gaudette wrote:

Normally the eagles are about 175-225 yards away. While some of these photos were taken from that distance, the first few were from about 200 feet as the eagle (I think the female) landed on the shore along the York River. She eventually took off with a crab. I must admit that it was exciting seeing this majestic bird coming a bit closer. It appears that the eggs have hatched as the eagles were very active and noisy. I hope you enjoy these images, I enjoyed taking them.
Doug

topcat Loc: Alameda, CA

Nice set