The Twins by garnite
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A pair of bald eagles in one of their favorite spotting trees. Tried to get them to turn around, even did my beached fat trout imitation, to no avail. I guess they're on to that one. Thanks for looking, comments welcome.
Comments (17)
Where Eagles Dare....I am almost there....as I shift the Wig...great Shot of a Fine Pair!
Wow...what a catch! What in the world were you baiting them with? I only see one, you sure you don't have double vision?...hehe Wonderful shot...love that blue blue sky. :)
you are a lucky guy, Jim. in germany i never had seen an eagle. !!!!!!! :O) !!!!!
Fraternal or Identical she wondered ...hmmm... Either was double delighted!
They look perfect the way they are....scouting for food perhaps?? Excellent snap!
wow! 2 in 1 shot! you suppose they are mates? :]
In Florida we have some bald eagles around Lake Okeechobee. Beautiful picture of beautiful birds.
Awesome shot!!!
Lovely shot Jim
Wow! Not one but two! Wonderful!
Wonderful!
Those bald eagles are really impressive. And you took two in one shot, lucky guy! ;o)
Sure do wish people liked your work. It would be so much more meaningful for you if they did. :-))) Great as always Big Jim!!
Impressive to get that close to those eagles. wow Thank you very much Jim!! :)
I know, maybe it is not the first thing to look at in this pic, but I love that perfect blue!
Nice "double" shot!!
Very impressive! I am jealous, have been watching for the Bald Eagles here, we have a place that is protected, my gf and I were sitting out there eating lunch one day and there they were, and me without my camera. Do you think I have seen them since? Nope. Excellent shot Jim! Hugs to you! :)