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American Bald Eagle Calling in Golden Light (Hailiaeetus leucocephalus, Pygarge a tete blanche, BAEA) from my BALD EAGLE WORKSHOP in Kachemak Bay (near Homer), Alaska. Image copyright ©Christopher Dodds Sony Alpha 1 Mirrorless camera & Sony FE 600mm f/4 G Master OSS Lens with Sony 2X teleconverter (@1,200mm). ISO 3,200, f/22 @ 1/400s. Manual Exposure mode. Full frame image. Join me for my Eagles Galore workshop in March. To learn more CLICK HERE.

Bald Eagle Calling in Golden Light

Christopher Dodds September 21, 2022

A Bald Eagle calling in first light can be a goosebump-inducing moment. We had some pretty epic cloudy bright conditions for most of my first workshop but were looking forward to the “mostly sunny” forecast. We crossed the bay before sunrise, landed on the beach and waited for the sun to rise - smile!

For such a large bird, the Bald Eagle’s voice is surprisingly weak. Its call is compared to a snickering laugh and consists of seven or eight notes sounded quickly and haltingly in a way that sounds very laboured. It can be written to sound like ki-ki-ki-ki-ki-ki-ker.

In Bird Photography Tags Hailiaeetus leucocephalus, Pygarge a tete blanche, BAEA, Bald Eagle, Singing, Calling, Call, Song, Golden Light, Sunrise, Alaska, AK, Workshop, Photo Tour
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