Re: The Eagle must have been r-e-a-l-l-y hungry!

Great pictures, Jim. I guess whether the ending is happy depends on whether you are the swan or the eagle ;-) 

Cheers,
Nathan

On 17-mei-2008, at 23:57, Jim Brick wrote:
These photos were taken on Lakelse Lake just outside of Terrace, B.C. and has a happy ending so scroll on down. Read under each photo what is happening... They are amazing! Enjoy! 

Swan and Eagle pictures.



    So here is the swan flying over.



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What a beautiful bird, so graceful and majestic.





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You can see the feathers flying here.







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This one is so amazing to see the eagle wing span beside the swan. Poor thing must be scared to death. Not sure exactly what the eagle is thinking.... mating or dinner??? 



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The eagle is loosing his grip on the swan here.



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Has just lost his grip on the swan.



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The swan starts falling straight down.



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The swan falls into the water, swims away and the eagle just looks on. I am amazed the eagle would tackle something so big in mid air. 




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