No Mark, that is not a pigeon...

So MDJK and I went over to Croton Point, over by the Hudson River, to find us some baldy eagles to shoot We eventually got to see about a half dozen from a variety of distances. The start of our search was discovering a mature bird standing out on the river ice about a mile away. Then things warmed up from there. These are taken with my 7D with a 70-200mm attached. Funny how when shooting birds the conversation always leads to topics involving the numbers: 400, 500 & 600.

Once again, Kevin's (hey, misspell my name huh? :lol iPhone outdoes my gazillion dollar gear:

These are great! Thanks for posting.
Did you take these shots inside Croton Point Park?
Too bad they're forecasting snow tomorrow. And I am stuck at work today. It is beautiful outside.

Kevan wrote in post #16613528
So MDJK and I went over to Croton Point, over by the Hudson River, to find us some baldy eagles to shoot We eventually got to see about a half dozen from a variety of distances. The start of our search was discovering a mature bird standing out on the river ice about a mile away. Then things warmed up from there. These are taken with my 7D with a 70-200mm attached. Funny how when shooting birds the conversation always leads to topics involving the numbers: 400, 500 & 600.

Kevan:

I do not know if you are aware of this but this immi is banded a federal band and a gold band (Massachusetts). I have many shots taken of an immi in Maryland Banded S3 from Massachusetts.

Way to go.

Thanks, Ted. Not until these images were loaded on the 'puter did I notice the bands. Thanks for adding more detail.

Snow, yep, inside the park, near the nature center there. And double-yep, the day is spectacular.

Beautiful shots Kevan.

The birds did it, not us!

iphone or not nice shots!