Last Saturday, on route 23 in central NY, my husband spotted the eagle perched on this dead tree.
It meant only one thing.
Turn around QUICK! It's always worth it!
It meant only one thing.
Turn around QUICK! It's always worth it!
~as are visits to all the skywatchers~
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Lucky you Maria...I have never seen an Eagle in the wild...although earlier in the summer something large flew over and seemed to have a white head...but can not be sure of what it was! Thank you for your thoughtful and kind comments Maria!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shot !! I love Eagles !! Great..Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteWHat a great sighting! Congrats! I would turn around too.
ReplyDeleteWow, lucky you! You did a good job of capturing it with you camera!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful the birds are!!! I love the blueness of the sky too!! happy skywatch mom
ReplyDeleteHow exciting Maria. We saw an eagle perched on a bale of hay last year when we were bike riding. I couldn't believe it at first. We just stopped and looked in wonder until he spread his big wings and took off.
ReplyDeletehappy skywatching! eagles here in the Phils can be found only in the mountains or in the zoos! you are very lucky!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing! I'm up too so please come and visit my place if you have the time!
xoxo
Wow how fortunate you were to spot the magnificent bird! Love Di
ReplyDeleteI would have turned around in a flash too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot!!! I left you a message on my comments SWF.
Nice move, and great capture. It's been a few years since I saw an eagle.
ReplyDeleteHow amazing!
ReplyDeletegreat capture
ReplyDeleteThey are huge! What an amazing photograph.
ReplyDeleteWow...a great capture...must have been very exciting...a gorgeous bird and a beautiful blue sky also...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot...and you were so fortunate to capture that Eagle.
ReplyDeleteI guess you can tell from my name...I do love Eagles....(big smile)
Good Job!!! well Done.
Bob
aka Eaglesbrother
Marvelous! Eagles were once nearly extinct in the lower 48, and their now almost common presence is a great lesson in halting environmental damage and valuing wild nature.
ReplyDeleteThese are spectacular shots.
ReplyDeleteCool photo, think all the Sky Watch Fans know what you mean, sometimes the perfect moment is less than a second.
ReplyDeleteFunny everyone is commenting on the bird in my photo and I did not actually see it untill we downloaded.
Maria, that is so awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteReally cool photo of the eagle and love the blue sky!
ReplyDeleteI've only seen them a couple of times. They really take your breath away.
ReplyDeleteWow a real eagle sure beats my stone skywatch eagles. That's great!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen a real one before.
beautiful pic!I've only seen eagle once...and actually not really sure, but it seemed like one...and not even in Greece, but when i had visited NY last summer...it was so preety to watch flying! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful image...I adore Eagles...just watching them makes me amazed at the beauty God has given us...so glad you caught this one..so easy to miss the loveliness all around us!
ReplyDeleteBald Eagles are grand, awe-inspiring creatures. I have really enjoyed watching them fly on the few occasions when I've seen one.
ReplyDeleteA really exciting picture! Have a nice weekend ahaed!
ReplyDeletewell done on catching the eagle!
ReplyDeleteMaria - it's always a privilege to see an Eagle. How exciting! Glad your camera was at the ready.
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