I decided to get up early for sunrise during a recent trip to the Outer Banks in North Carolina. There were supposed to be storms later in the day so I was hoping for an interesting sky in the morning. The colors did not last long during sunrise, but they lasted long enough for me to take a long exposure to get the clouds streaking across the sky. This was taken at the beach behind the Sanderlingresort in Duck North Carolina.
We were hiking in the rainforest of Southeast Alaska. Eagles were EVERYWHERE, though at a long distance, along this creek looking for salmon.
This little bird is a hybrid of a Peregrine Falcon, the fastest bird and the fastest animal in all of creation, and a Gyrfalcon.
I took this shot at The Raptor Foundation where do much work in rescuing all types of Raptors. Many are returned to the wild though many are not native to Britain, they cannot be released.
It was a grey day out in Seabeck, WA. Everyday during low tide, the eagle come out to get the fish. This eagle had just caught a fish, and landed, as he landed, he his wings went straight up.
This little bird is a hybrid of a Peregrine Falcon, the fastest bird and the fastest animal in all of creation, and a Gyrfalcon.
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Nice shot
Nice photo.
How did the old saying go: “Red sky in morning, sailor’s warning; Red sky at night, sailor's delight."
Thank you! Yes, exactly. And it was definitely a warning kind of day.