Terry O
Well-Known Member
These shots supplement the thread previously started by Bill Anderson.
Distances are quite large - these shots were taken with a Canon 7D, 500mm f4L and 1.4x extender (700mm), and are significant crops.
It won't be long before these guys and or girls will be 'branching' One looks to be a bit older than the other, but both are good sized and are getting their flight feathers.
This view shows the main feathers 'sprouting' I've never seen this before.
The Other Eaglet seems overshadowed - but in fact its almost as large.
The other eaglet watches quietly while its 'brother/sister' flaps its wings and actually 'flew' for just a moment - both feet in the air.
Distances are quite large - these shots were taken with a Canon 7D, 500mm f4L and 1.4x extender (700mm), and are significant crops.
It won't be long before these guys and or girls will be 'branching' One looks to be a bit older than the other, but both are good sized and are getting their flight feathers.
This view shows the main feathers 'sprouting' I've never seen this before.
The Other Eaglet seems overshadowed - but in fact its almost as large.
The other eaglet watches quietly while its 'brother/sister' flaps its wings and actually 'flew' for just a moment - both feet in the air.
