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Bill Branham | profile | all galleries >> THE GALLERIES (Click on the thumbnail to open the galleries) >> Bald Eagles near Cane Creek in southern Arkansas tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Bald Eagles near Cane Creek in southern Arkansas

The young Bald Eagles appear to be almost ready to leave the nest. On this day (03-07-09), there was a lot of wing exercise in preparation for flight.
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Carolyn Reuter 13-Mar-2009 19:15
I particularly like the shot where the cautious birdie is looking down and deciding to stay where he is rather that risk falling.
Kevin Medlock 13-Mar-2009 17:02
Bill, These are superb pictures. How did you get so close to the nest without getting attacked?
Gail Miller 10-Mar-2009 01:11
Gorgeous photos Bill! You've set the bar awfully high with these. I'm terribly envious of that 600mm lens!!
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