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Venturing out on Tomales Bay in a boat is a magical thing.
If one sets out early, before the death-wish motorcyclists race their way up and down route 1, and there are no planes overhead, all I hear are birds, waves and wind. With an occasional bugling elk depending on where I am and what time of year it is.
Recently I witnessed an amazing thing.
From first contact with each other, to separation, twenty seconds elapsed.
Seventy-nine images were recorded during this time period.
Below are ten I selected for your viewing pleasure.
They are a bit soft, for which I apologize. I was hand-holding a 400mm lens, in a boat, on the water. And it unfolded quickly.
Enjoy. I did.
As always, click an image to see a larger version.
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See more of this pair of eagles here.
Beautiful Richard!
Magical photos! thanks very much!
Thank you.
Wonderful!
Nice images! Bald Eagles are making a big comeback along the Ohio River too and Golden Eagles are over-wintering in Kentucky in greater numbers too.