Here in Citrus County we have some resident Bald Eagles Who live in the Landfill.
They forage every day for food within the garbage that is trucked in everyday.
You can photograph from the perimeter of the dumping area.
Sometimes the birds fly lower allowing you to get on top.
Robert Strickland
I am a self-taught photographer, with some publication credits. I have been a Photographer for over 25 years. I have developed a stock library of images from Florida. Most are of birds, many taken right from my backyard. I have written articles about backyard techniques and techniques to a winning photograph and a new visitor to my backyard. These are located on the Florida Bird Magazine at http://floridabirdmagazine.com/blog/backyard/030609064812/Backyard-Birding-Techniques--.htm In 2009 I won the NWF photo Contest with an image of a Northern Cardinal in a birdbath. I won 1st place in the Amateur division for Backyard Habitat. I also won the NWF Photo Challenge for “Nature in My Neighborhood” Challenge with an image of a barred owl amid Spanish moss. I was honored with one of my Photos making the October 2010 Birders World cover. More info http://cs.birdersworld.com/brdcs/blogs/field_of_view/2010/10/12/how-a-red-shouldered-hawk-in-florida-turned-up-on-our-cover.aspx Nature and Wildlife photography provides a welcome change of pace especially in the winter months in Florida when all the birds are back. My Photography equipment is Canon. I use the EOS 6D and 7D, and use the EF 28-105 IS, EF 100-400L IS lenses, EF 100mm Macro, and the EF 500 L IS lens. I use the 500 L IS with the 1.4 extender for bird and other wildlife photography. I have the Mefoto Tripod and other equipment.
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