Eagles
I visited this place on Tuesday http://www.eaglesflying.com/
The first bird I saw was :
and got a better view of him around the corner
The birds are tethered to their perches but there is a flying display twice a day. I took these during the display.
The owner with a falcon
and his wife with an eagle
last one
the gallery is here:
http://seamus.smugmug.com/gallery/658871/2/28345253
Shay.
The first bird I saw was :
and got a better view of him around the corner
The birds are tethered to their perches but there is a flying display twice a day. I took these during the display.
The owner with a falcon
and his wife with an eagle
last one
the gallery is here:
http://seamus.smugmug.com/gallery/658871/2/28345253
Shay.
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Nice stuff
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Boyyyyy that looks like you had a wonderful for sure, Eagles are beautiful looking birds, they always look Alert, and ready to fly at a moments notice.
There is something about them that demands respect.
You did extremely well capturing them in flight too, great series of images you've posted.......... Skippy (Australia)
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Just fantastic Seamus!!!! These are EXCELLENT!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Did I mention EXCELLENT????!!!!!!
AJ
I particularly like these two, though... Two BIGGG
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Nice shots, though.
thanks for sharing.
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alan
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All good, but this is WOW!! :jawdrop What a great catch - Love it!
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Ian
well done
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Ed
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Re the birds being tethered, it isn't ideal but the place was well run, the birds are very well fed and they do get to fly twice a day.
I know nothing about the habits of birds of prey and, like you, would much prefer to see and photograph them in the wild. This was certainly a much better enviroment than a zoo.
When the birds fly they do respond to the trainers, I saw them as being in the same enviroment as birds of prey that are used to hunt, falconry or a similar sport .
The owner is a biologist with a masters degree.
http://www.goldeneagle.ie/
is an attempt to re-introduce the golden eagle to Ireland. It is progressing but it is difficult work.
Shay.