White-tailed Eagles photo

This incredible photograph of White-tailed Eagles won the "Animal Behavior: Birds" category in the in the 2008 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, organized by BBC Wildlife magazine and Natural History Museum in London. Photographer Antoni Kasprzak waited five hours near a dead moose until the two birds, a juvenile (left) and an adult, began fighting over the carcass.
You can see an online gallery of the winning images here. Among the "Animal Behavior: Birds" category, you'll see a WildBird Advisory Board member, Arthur Morris. His image of Western Sandpipers earned a "Highly Commended" notice, and details appear in the gallery.

2 Comments:
OMG! What amazing photographs.
Kind of made me want to put my camera away and draw pictures with crayons instead...
LOL! Keep clicking your camera, Lynn! Think of those award-winners as encouragement, not discouragement (c:
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