Two Bald Eagles in Flight

Two bald eagles fly above Oxbow Bend in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.

In making another trip up into the interior of Grand Teton National Park to find the bears, I came up empty yet again. However it was a great day to shoot something I normally don’t get many photos of: birds. The Oxbow Bend was completely awash with all different kinds of birds including these two bald eagles that flew right overhead.

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Posted on April 25, 2009.
Posted in Wildlife. Tags: Bald Eagles, Birds, Grand Teton National Park, Oxbow Bend, Wildlife, Wyoming.
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http://darmfield.com/photos dawn

Heck, I’d take this shot over bears meandering in wildflowers. What a treat!
http://www.cavaroc.com cavaroc

Thanks Dawn! But I’m definitely not complaining about what I came away with today. Plus I’ve got all summer to find both grizzly and black bears around here so I’m not too worried.

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