January 06, 2013

An awesome reminder...


why I love 
this Country and 
living in the country.

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48 comments:

  1. Wow! This is a stupendous shot of a bald eagle, Nancy. Well done!

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  2. How cool and such a great reminder

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  3. A very striking image, Nancy.

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  5. How very, very beautiful. There really is nothing quite like living in the country, is there?

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  7. Im not happy that you guys get to photograph this awesomely majestic beast of a bird and we UK'ers get stuck with robins and Tits.
    Rant over. That is a beautiful shot.

    Have a great day :)

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  8. Hi Nancy, always a treat to see an Eagle. Great photo! Happy Sunday!

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  9. Beautiful shot of this eagle overhead! Lucky you!

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  11. Amazingly beautiful photo, Nancy. And your words ring so true…we do live in a beautiful country and living in the country rocks.

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  15. What a sight! We have them along the Connecticut River occasionally, I have only had one sighting while out in a kayak... just magnificent.

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  17. Cool, cool, cool!! Yep, living in the country and in THIS country is the BEST!! :)

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  18. Beautiful pic!

    As much as I wish I had taken that shot... I am glad that someone was still able to.

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  19. Awesome photo! We occasionally have Bald Eagles here, but I have never been able to get a good photo.



    An Arkies Musings


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  20. AWESOME me too. Wish I could see one of those though but I will always keep looking. Hug B

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  21. Incredible shot! Just beautiful! We saw one here a few months back, they always take my breath away. :)

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  22. Awesome! Certainly never see them flying over my house!

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  23. Amazingly graceful creature. I have only seen a couple in real life and both times they were sitting alongside the road. Great shot!

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  24. and why this city girl loves visiting your blog.

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  25. Beautiful shot!! So glad to live in our amazing country! :) Thank you for sharing this!

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  26. Great shot! We have eagles around here and someday I might actually see one.

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  27. They give me goosebumps whenever I see them and I can't wait for Spring to visit a nearby dam where they nest!...:)JP

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  28. A very beautiful reminder! Have a great week.

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  29. I never tire of these majestic creatures.

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  30. Perfect example of how something so simple can say so much. Lovely.

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  32. Beautifully captured...and so very symbolic of our great country.

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  33. What a powerful bird to see. From Findlay

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  34. Awesome photo Nancy! I hope to be able to capture one in flight some day.

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  36. Stunning photo! An eagle is such an exquisite creature. And to see one soar like this is indeed a privilege. :)

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  37. really wonderful !!
    here in Massachusetts, it was announced yesterday that they will temporarily stop counting the bald eagles as their numbers are significantly UP over the last 20 years!

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  38. Since I'm late commenting, I can only say amen to all of the above. So majestic.

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  39. Awesome shot! I saw almost the exact scene today, but I was driving and didn't have my camera in my hand. Glad I got to see yours!

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  40. Wonderful capture - they are a sight to behold! Have a great week, Nancy!

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  42. Aren't they something, though? The white is so white! (Must tell you about my BIl's experience in Ketchikan with a visitor who wanted to see the eagles. Essentially, the regal bird was feeding at the open dump, and the visitor was horrified to discover that our national symbol is really a scavenger. It ruined the guy's whole trip!)

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  45. Beautiful! Makes ya feel proud doesn't it?

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