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This week’s challenge of the Daily Press is Descent.
This blog has shown three photos of an eagle catching a fish from the sea.
The series of photos here are provided by my classmate Mr. KF Chung.
The pictures were taken in Richmond, Canada with a zoom lens of range 100-400 mm.
It needs a lot of patient and skill to capture this bird trying to land on a tree.
The series of three photos show the bald eagle flapping its wings before landing.
Please enjoy 🙂
Fantastico!
Thank you!
Amazingly sharp images – well done!
Thank you, Norem2.0!
Great photos. You have a good day. Hugs, Barbara
A lovely day to you too, Barbara!
I can well imagine the patience to capture such an image!! Great job there
Thanks always for your encouraging response!
Very good job. You must really be patient. Hugs, Barbara
Thank you, Barbara!
I meant pictures like these! My Kindle interfered 🙂
Many thanks, Tiny 🙂
superb
Thank you!
Amazing photos! Wonderful images of these majestic birds 🙂
Glad that you ;like them. Thank you!
Majestic shots, Michael.
Thank you!
Outstanding!
Many thanks, basiga!
Reblogged this on blogagaini and commented:
I thought it very serendipitous to post this outstanding shot of this bald eagle by @retireedairy today on Election Day!
I can see why you like this – on a special occasion. many thanks for reblogging this on!
I love the bald eagle and this is a very cool descent!
Glad that you like it. Regards, Michael
Stunning photos by your classmate Mr. KF Chung.
His photos are among the best in the circle of friends I know!
He is good, the only pictures I ve taken of eagles they are small specks in the sky far away….
I am asking my friends to pass me more good pictures, please stay tuned!
Truly remarkable photos. I live quite near Richmond. There are many eagles in this area, but I’ve seen very few shots as excellent as these at capturing their magnificence. I especially like the third in the series. Please thank your friend for sharing them with us.
I like the third one most but was hesitant to make it the first picture as it reverses the flow of the pictures. regards, Michael
Yes, I agree. I like the order you chose to post them. 🙂
Thank you!
Gorgeous!!
Thank you!
ni hao, ma! 🙂 simply magnifique, Sir… HL = huge like and cheers! my very best and oceans of inspiration, Mélanie
No Hao! Melanie, I have learnt some French when I was young, we would be inspiring each other 🙂
Well done! Melissa 🙂
Thank you, Melissa 🙂
Absolutely incredible close-ups. Thanks for stopping by my blog as well. 🙂
You are welcome! Glad that you stop by my blog too 🙂
Wow, really love the third one! Great capture 🙂
The third one is also my favorite!
Fabulous shots, every one of them, especially that last one. You can almost ‘see’ the birds power.
Yes, the power and the precision!
Beautiful!!
🙂