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by Eric Abernethy
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An Eastern Kingbird rides on the back of a first year bald eagle at Lake Lucas in Randolph County, North Carolina. ... more
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An Eastern Kingbird rides on the back of a first year bald eagle at Lake Lucas in Randolph County, North Carolina.
A gem for many fisherman is Lake Lucas in Randolph County, North Carolina. It is a small sized lake and can be kayaked fully in about five hours. So it is also a gem for people who love the natural world but not many folks take advantage of that. A good thing in many ways. I spent eight months documenting the one pair of eagles that live on the lake and this is one of two eagle chicks they hatched this that year. I witnessed the trials and tribulations of those young bald eagles as the learned to fly and learned to hunt and eventually, after fledging the nest in early June by mid September the chicks had moved on striking out on their own. It was a magical experience for me.
In the photo, it's mid morning and this is taking place during the first three weeks of learning to fly and the eagle chick had landed too close to an eastern kingbird nest in the p...
I am a North Carolina based freelance photographer and a wildlife photographer. Please enjoy browsing through my collections here on FineArtAmerica and don't forget my pixels page in which other items such as T-shirts can be purchased. https://1-eric-abernethy.pixels.com/shop/tshirts . Did you see those t-shirts? Help promote the beauty of our natural world with one of my nature t's! My art looks better on you than on me and better on your wall than on my wall! Thank you for stopping by. Take Care Eric PS this piece that ran in a news paper explains a lot about my story if you are interested. https://www.courier-tribune.com/article/20140707/LIFESTYLE/307079808 All artwork in my galleries are the...
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Fernando Blanco Farias
WOW, amazing capture ! (l/f)
Linda Howes
What an amazing shot Eric!! I love it! l/f
Eric Abernethy replied:
Thank you Linda.
Matthew Nelson
Wow! I've never seen that before. Excellent capture. L/F
Eric Abernethy replied:
Thank you Matthew, this happens more often than we think with raptors.
Constance Lowery
super wow! How did you ever get this great picture? L/F
Eric Abernethy replied:
Constance, this is the short version, I added a longer version in the description. In the photo, it's mid morning and this is taking place during the first three weeks of learning to fly and the eagle chick had landed too close to an eastern kingbird nest in the pines. Kingbirds are very protective of their territory and nest and will not back down to any trespasser no matter the size difference. I witnessed this scenario many times with both the adults and the two chicks. These birds would literally land on the back of the eagle poking and pulling on the feathers of the eagle while in flight.
Diann Fisher
WOW - Awesome!! (lf)
Eric Abernethy replied:
Glad you dig it Diann!
Cindy Treger
Eric, congrats on your simply amazing DD pick. f/l
Eric Abernethy replied:
Thank you Cindy.
Debra Martz
Amazing captaure! Congratulations on your well deserved Dawn's Delight recognition in Wild Birds of the World group!!
Eric Abernethy replied:
Thank you Debra. Im grateful to feel welcomed in WBOFW.
Jurgen Lorenzen
Very cool capture, Eric!
Eric Abernethy replied:
Thank you Jurgen.
Debbie Oppermann
Terrific, congrats on your Dawn's Delights pick!
Eric Abernethy replied:
Thank you Debbie.
Dawn Currie
Congratulations on being named among ‘Dawn’s Delights’ this week. This image has that extra something special that makes it an extraordinary image. I love the nature story!
Eric Abernethy replied:
Thank again Dawn. I learned a knew bird that day, the eastern king bird.
Dawn Currie
Thank you for submitting this fine image of this identified wild bird. It is now featured on the homepage of Wild Birds Of The World - A Nature Photography Group. Please take a moment to add it to the 2020 Thanks and Features Archive discussion for additional visibility.
Eric Abernethy replied:
Thank you Dawn. Photo has been posted.