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<blockquote data-quote="jtwood" data-source="post: 1393776" data-attributes="member: 35827"><p>Day Three</p><p>It was our turn for the White-tailed Eagle Hide, The wind was blowing at Gale force and there were many light Snow showers. The Hide was situated on the exposed rocky shore of the Fiord, we settled in with great anticipation 5hrs later no birds had shown just Magpie, Hooded Crows and Raven taking advantage of a free meal.</p><p>Then action a Golden Eagle appeared and started feeding it was having great difficulty in the very strong winds, The light was starting to go and with the strong winds photography was challenging. They were not the best photo’s I had taken on the trip but they did have a Moody feel to them with the low light and the feathers on the bird blowing about in the wind. The bird left just as Ole Arrived to collect us a slow start to the day but a good finish.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jtwood, post: 1393776, member: 35827"] Day Three It was our turn for the White-tailed Eagle Hide, The wind was blowing at Gale force and there were many light Snow showers. The Hide was situated on the exposed rocky shore of the Fiord, we settled in with great anticipation 5hrs later no birds had shown just Magpie, Hooded Crows and Raven taking advantage of a free meal. Then action a Golden Eagle appeared and started feeding it was having great difficulty in the very strong winds, The light was starting to go and with the strong winds photography was challenging. They were not the best photo’s I had taken on the trip but they did have a Moody feel to them with the low light and the feathers on the bird blowing about in the wind. The bird left just as Ole Arrived to collect us a slow start to the day but a good finish. [/QUOTE]
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