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I was only able to get a record shot with my point and shoot before they took off over Merrymount.
The estuary is partially frozen so I don't think the eagles will be harvesting too many fish here.
I played around with some post processing to bring out the details.
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Here's my record shot with two of the eagles catching some air along the tree line. I have been scanning the sky for these magnificent creatures for a few decades. I was thrilled to see my first bald eagle in my home town.
1 comment:
Nice shot, very fortunate to see them in Quincy. Spotted one about 25 years ago during an outing to Quabbin. Magnificent sight.
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