Wedge-Tailed Eagle-2 by stuart83
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We spent the day at Australia Zoo (Steve Irwins Zoo), Anyone who hasn't been there, really needs to do themselves a favor & go, It's an amazing place.
For information on the Wedge-Tailed Eagle go to
http://www.amonline.net.au/factsheets/wedge_tailed_eagle.htm
NOTE: Pressure obtained by the beak is 300psi & 1000psi by the feet (pounds per square inch)
Thanks for your comments,
Stuart
Comments (16)
Great pic I would go to a zoo some day also.. Great work of this eagle. Hugs
3 great photos mate! I havent been to Australia Zoo but I know I'd have to make my way up there one day... I love the head shot of this wonderful bird that you took... Well done mate!
Great to remember Steve too while displaying the long winged eagle ready to soar. Great capture.
WoW! What a collage for today Stuart! I see so many when I am traveling up QLD ( backroad) but soon as I stop they fly away. Wonderful display of this magneficent bird!
Good image erland
What a gorgeous bird! Thanks for bringing us up close and personal! :)
Wonderful shot. looks fantastic the Eagle. He is baby eagle? Because he looks so little. :) Fantastic serie.
Beautiful work!
lovely captures especialy the first one, great closeness and dof....i hope to go one day......
Good close up of this majestic fellow.
Very beautiful bird...excellent shot
Beautiful capture of a majestic bird! I read a story on yahoo about a hang glider getting attacked by a pair of these!
Sorry am in a hurry - so I commit the sacrilege of cut n paste commenting - for those images that pop out! Thumbs up!
All three shots are really impressive. And very cool that it is in Steve's zoo. Would love to see that some day!
Beautiful bird. Love the photo!!!
As with your photos that I've seen--wonderful.