Tag: aquila chrysaetos
Golden Eagle Flying Down A Mountain With Blooming Rabbitbrush In The Background
An oldie but goodie that set in motion an unfortunate series of events that came to a head last night.
Golden Eagle Accelerating Soon After Takeoff
Nine days ago I got a long series of photos of a Golden Eagle taking off and in flight. These are three of them.
Golden Eagle In Flight
Me and my shadow in the snow.
Golden Eagle Takeoff And Flight In Warm Morning Light
Golden Eagles give me buck fever. (9 photos and 2 video clips. Hopefully the video clips work)
Golden Eagle Losing Its Balance On An Awkward Perch
Plus yesterday I got a single photo of the rarest bird I’ve ever photographed. (3 photos)
Golden Eagle In Flight Soon After Takeoff
I’ve posted three other photos of this bird in the past but I think this one also deserves to be seen. After all, I don’t get many opportunities with Golden Eagles, especially in flight, in good light and reasonably close.
Golden Eagle Showing Off Her Impressive Wingspan
Golden Eagle Nictitating Membrane
I’m often disappointed when the bird in one of my photos that I like otherwise has its nictitating membrane closed. Not this time. (2 images)
Golden Eagle In Flight Yesterday Morning
It’s been a while, a long while, but yesterday morning I finally got back into the field again. An adult Golden Eagle in flight was one of my rewards.
Golden Eagles – An Encouraging Encounter Yesterday Morning
Immature Golden Eagle On Lichen-encrusted Rocks
Three days ago I got lucky with an unusually patient immature Golden Eagle in a remote area of northern Utah. (4 photos)
Golden Eagle – An Impressive Display Of Power In Flight
Golden Eagle Perched, Taking Off And In Flight
Two, count’em TWO, magnificent Golden Eagles right in front of me to choose from but I didn’t even see the one that would have been the best opportunity by far until it was too late.
Bits And Pieces From A Recent Day In The Field
Unfortunate timing with a Golden Eagle and a minor mystery with a mated pair of Red-tailed Hawks.
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Golden Eagle Flying Down A Mountain With Blooming Rabbitbrush In The Background
An oldie but goodie that set in motion an unfortunate series of events that came to a head last night.
Golden Eagle Accelerating Soon After Takeoff
Nine days ago I got a long series of photos of a Golden Eagle taking off and in flight. These are three of them.
Golden Eagle In Flight
Me and my shadow in the snow.
Golden Eagle Takeoff And Flight In Warm Morning Light
Golden Eagles give me buck fever. (9 photos and 2 video clips. Hopefully the video clips work)
Golden Eagle Losing Its Balance On An Awkward Perch
Plus yesterday I got a single photo of the rarest bird I’ve ever photographed. (3 photos)
Golden Eagle In Flight Soon After Takeoff
I’ve posted three other photos of this bird in the past but I think this one also deserves to be seen. After all, I don’t get many opportunities with Golden Eagles, especially in flight, in good light and reasonably close.
Golden Eagle Showing Off Her Impressive Wingspan
Golden Eagle Nictitating Membrane
I’m often disappointed when the bird in one of my photos that I like otherwise has its nictitating membrane closed. Not this time. (2 images)
Golden Eagle In Flight Yesterday Morning
It’s been a while, a long while, but yesterday morning I finally got back into the field again. An adult Golden Eagle in flight was one of my rewards.
Golden Eagles – An Encouraging Encounter Yesterday Morning
Immature Golden Eagle On Lichen-encrusted Rocks
Three days ago I got lucky with an unusually patient immature Golden Eagle in a remote area of northern Utah. (4 photos)
Golden Eagle – An Impressive Display Of Power In Flight
Golden Eagle Perched, Taking Off And In Flight
Two, count’em TWO, magnificent Golden Eagles right in front of me to choose from but I didn’t even see the one that would have been the best opportunity by far until it was too late.
Bits And Pieces From A Recent Day In The Field
Unfortunate timing with a Golden Eagle and a minor mystery with a mated pair of Red-tailed Hawks.