Eagles have a certain look (OC) – Sitka, Alaska
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The “see what happens when you don’t listen” look
They are handsome birds. I love seeing them flying as well, or catching a fish. They don’t look quite as handsome when eating carrion, though.
The African fish eagle looks similar to the American bald eagle, but there are lots of large vultures in Africa. When I took a trip there it was weird seeing the fish eagle having to wait until the larger vultures were done with the carrion.
I don’t understand why vultures are so ugly and eagles are so beautiful. What’s the evolutionary purpose behind that contrast?
Eagly!! (DC’s Peacemaker)
“Don’t mess with the best”
Good GOD! Just look at those talons! They would rip a person to shreds!
I did pay my taxes!
Come to Daddy
The “I told you so” look
Is this for real? How close was the photographer or what lens was used?