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Cool to see the bird that close. Hope that cameraman is getting paid enough to sit in that tree all day. haha
Check it out:
They’ve had the cam off and on for years, it’s cool watching the birds in the nest
yeah, I used to see them during the winter in the Quad City area. They are cool to see in person.
At Lock & Dam #14 is where most of my eagle photos come from. Been out there plenty of times, and the eagles can fly pretty close too.
AverageJoe wrote:
Cool to see the bird that close. Hope that cameraman is getting paid enough to sit in that tree all day. haha
Check it out:
http://www.eagles.org/dceaglecam/
I remember watching the documentary on the filming of planet earth series and how long camera men sat in certain positions to film some things was astounding.
Jimbo
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Like NatGeo photographers, who basically setup “camp” and wait for days for the right shot. They’ll lay in the weeds for hours on end, sit in trees, etc.. I’ve done similar, but not for so much time. I’ve spent about an hour sitting in wait for a shot, but probably not longer than that.
There are a variety of animal cam Apps for mobile devices, me lady was captivated for days at a Zoo’s Baby Polar Bear cam lol.
-Steven