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Becky Weaber
Lebanon County, PA, USA
Saw this Eagle in a nearby tree. Got my camera ready. He started to fly away. I pointed my camera out of the sunroof and started snapping. I was able to capture this shot.
Bald Eagle flying overhead. Photo taken out of my sunroof. Nikon D810
Category 4: Birds in Flight
AWARD WINNER: Category 4: People\'s Choice
Beautiful picture with such clarity!
Really nice capture.
Very cool. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a shot of a raptor from that angle before. Beautiful.
it doesn’t look like a photograph
Your shot is so awesome! The bird came over cuz he (or she) wanted to make sure to be included lol! That must be an awesome camera too!
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