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Sunday, March 07, 2010

Canada Geese: Defending Nesting Territory

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When a second pair of Canada geese swam too close to the original pair the attack was sudden and violent. The male suddenly launched himsel...
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Friday, March 05, 2010

Beginning: Spring Migrations

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As temperatures begin to rise and the snow pack recedes, early signs of spring are beginning to appear. With our ponds, marshes and lakes s...
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Thursday, March 04, 2010

Conowingo Eagle: More Poses

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Another of my favorite shots from our Conowingo Eagle Excursion it this one of the eagle looking down into the river below. I expect that i...
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Wednesday, March 03, 2010

With Lifted Wings: Bald Eagle

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With lifted wings, the majestic Bald Eagle appears ready to fly Such was not the case as it was merely repositioning itself to a more comf...
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Tuesday, March 02, 2010

Eagle Expressions

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During our visit to Conowingo Dam Willard & I spent quite a few hours with this perched eagle. While it may have seemed a waste to som...
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Monday, March 01, 2010

American Crow: Don't Roost Below Your Buddies

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Once again I had the opportunity to photograph a crow on snow at a reasonable distance. For this shot I set the exposure compensation at +1...
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Sunday, February 28, 2010

Winter: A Time of Hardship

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Even as winter begins to loosen its grasp the time of hardship is not past for our wildlife. The green sprouts of spring may be too long i...
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Saturday, February 27, 2010

A Wild Turkey Adventure: Part 4

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As the fight continued it was evident that both toms were tiring. The fighting became less frantic although the serious intent of the birds...
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Friday, February 26, 2010

Why Hunt our Elk?

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Thursday, February 25, 2010

Freedom Skies

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Nothing symbolizes Freedom more than a soaring American Bald Eagle I photographed this beautifully marked eagle at Conowingo Dam, near Balti...
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Coy Hill
South Central Pennsylvania, United States
Cutting my teeth on Minolta 101 & 102's in the 70's, I am now rediscovering photography in the digital age. Having been a hunter all of my life and a Deputy Wildlife Conservation Officer for over two decades, my photography interest focuses predominately on wildlife. Photography allows me to interact with and observe wildlife in ways that consumptive only hunting could never hope to. My hope is that sharing my work through Country Captures will encourage others to find a deeper appreciation for our natural world. My photography has been published by a number of magazines and organizations including Outdoor Life, Field & Stream, Pennsylvania Magazine, Pennsylvania Game Commission, and British Shooting Sports Association. All comments are welcome; photographic critique as well as agreement or disagreement with my expressed views on any subject. If you like what you find here please add Country Captures to your list of links, I appreciate it.
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