Young fish eagle hunting
by Murray Rudd
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Young fish eagle hunting
Artist
Murray Rudd
Medium
Photograph - Fine Art Photograph
Description
This immature fish eagle was a novice fisher, having some challenges getting the approach and grab correct. I think it was so focused on fishing that it forgot about my boat and came really close. Taken at Lake Naivasha, Kenya in November 2019.
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- FAA Portraits - Birds (22 May 2020)
- Wild Birds of the World (05 July 2020)
- A Birding Group - Wings (31 July 2020)
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March 1st, 2020
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Comments (27)
Murray Rudd
Thanks very much MaryJane. This bird was having such a rough time learning how to fish - like some awkward fast-growing pre-teen that constantly was getting tied up in knots.
Don Columbus
Congratulations, your work is Featured in "A Birding Group - Wings" I invite you to place it in the group's "2020 Featured Image Archive" Discussion!! L/Tweet
Dawn Currie
Thank you for submitting this fine image of this identified wild bird. It is now featured on the homepage of Wild Birds Of The World - A Nature Photography Group. Please take a moment to add it to the 2020 Thanks and Features Archive discussion for additional visibility.
Karen Cook
Look at that wing span....
Murray Rudd replied:
Thanks Karen. There a few huge immature eagles at Sheffield Mills now - literally head and shoulders above the others.
Jim Love
Murray you sure have a way with the feathered set...great image
Murray Rudd replied:
Thanks very much Jim. I think I'm getting to the stage I've shot enough eagles I'm starting to think like a bird. Not entirely sure that's a good sign!
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