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by Rando D300

Comment by annig:
WOW! he is gorgeous!

I love Goldens...they remind me of California men~ really cute & lots of fun..:)
You are quite the animal lover, by the looks of your portfolio~ some great images!

Happy Holidays!
~Anni

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by Rando D300

Comment by annig:
beautiful capture!

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by Rando D300

Comment by Melethia:
Some wicked talons on that beast!

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by Rando D300

Comment by patio127:
Looks like Buddy attached himself to you ! These are great images- what an awesome place. thanx for sharing :)

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by Rando D300

Comment by Wink:
I thought it was a bear taking salmon in the thumbnail. Great dog in a great river.

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by Rando D300

Comment by Rando D300:
This guy here was taken Ontario Canada on the Niagara River off the point of Navy island.
This is a rare find here since we have not had any Bald Eagles here for years (1940/50) due the chemicals in the water made their egg shells soft.
The parks people imported a breeding a pair a few year s back ,so I am very pleased to have captured this guy.
The other eagle shots were taken in Squamish River BC.

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by Rando D300

Comment by sacredspirit:
Very noisy in the back, but an amazing photo. I always switch to ACDsee to clean up noise rather than my photoshop 7, I'm almost certain that noise is one click away from being gone on ACDsee.
At any rate, the timing, the bird, and the comp. are amazing enough. Great shot.

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by Rando D300

Comment by sacredspirit:
If you don't mind me asking..where are the shots coming from? I'm about 15 minutes from the Missouri River in Missouri, and I'm wondering if that wouldn't be a good place to capture these guys.

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by Rando D300

Comment by sacredspirit:
Back at ya mate, the texture and clarity of this shot is sweeet. I love the setting, with the snow on the branches...very nice.

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by Rando D300

Comment by annig:
beautiful! so fat! thye've been slumming at all the good feeders in town, I see! :)