Golden eagle
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Re: Golden eagle
Nice and clear image, shame that the wing and tail got clipped
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Hi Tom
yes i know but the bird got to close and i couldnt move back from my spot. Normaly they are too far away and i have to crop the pic to see it!!Comment
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Re: Golden eagle
Do like how you can see the variation of colours on the feathers.
Di ~ Trying to take "the" photograph.
Di's FlickrComment
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Agree with Di the colours on the feathers make the image.
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I also love the colour variation of the feathers.ColinComment
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Re: Golden eagle
Hi All, The colour variation is due to the moult of the feathers and in this adult bird you can see the darker newer feathers, they moult the feathers in a sequence as they take upto 2 months to replace each one!
Thanks for looking and the nice comments.
PaulComment
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Re: Golden eagle
Really nice shot. Thanks for the explanation regarding the feathers too. Every day is a school day
GarryComment
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Re: Golden eagle
Hi Paul;
I can see that you're going to produce an absolute stunner of a Goldie shortly!
Look forward to seeing it soon!
Cheers;
LeeCheers;
Lee
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