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Great thread idea!
Eagle Chic feeding Eagle chic, imitating mom and dad feeding them. From 2005, big crop.
D70 200-400VR 1.7 tc f6.3 @680mm
Eagle Chic feeding Eagle chic, imitating mom and dad feeding them. From 2005, big crop.
D70 200-400VR 1.7 tc f6.3 @680mm
I saw one do the same thing in our back yard one day, only on pine straw vs mulch. Researched a bit and it seems they are sunning. I thought it was badly injured at the time, until it made a couple of adjustments and eventually flew away.
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The image of the ever loving wife above brought this to mind : "And another thing, my mother warned me about . . . "
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Grey Currawong (Strepera versicolor) 480mm, after bathing.
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Grey currawong - Wikipedia
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Nice half a linas! Very cool
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Tawny Frogmouth chicks. Caption "You give him the evil eye and I'll yell at him!"
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Ilan
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Love all of these
ypsie
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I like them all a lot, but the one on top touches me most
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All images only shot in the wild - No captives.
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Officer, he went that way!
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ypsie
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Beautiful
