A Bald Eagle making a head-on final approach poised to strike from my Eagles Galore Workshop in Alaska.
Once prey is located, Bald Eagles dive at a gradual incline and catch prey with their powerful talons, inflicting a vice-like killing grip. They fly off carrying their prey, often weighing half as much as the eagle.
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Bald Eagle The Strike (Haliaeetus leucocephalus, Pygargue à tête blanche, BAEA) near Homer, Alaska. Image copyright ©Christopher Dodds Sony Alpha alpha 1 Mirrorless camera & Sony FE 600mm f/4 G Master OSS Lens @600mm ISO 1,250, f/4 @ 1/5,000s. Manual Exposure mode. Full frame left to right; cropped top & bottom to 16:9 aspect ratio. Join me for my Eagles Galore workshop in March. To learn more, CLICK HERE.