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This South American eagle is found in rain forests where the flora is thick making regular horizontal flight difficult. So the Harpy eagle operates like a helicopter. I uncovered him at the Miami Zoo.

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psyoshida

11:29AM | Wed, 30 December 2009

Haven't seen you around, now I see you've been off traveling again, and getting some great shots. Beautiful detail against that lush green background. Excellent shot! Happy New Year.

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CrownPrince

1:39PM | Wed, 30 December 2009

Operates like a helicopter? How so? Im going to have to look into that.. Sounds really interesting... Beautiful image

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danapommet

11:42PM | Wed, 30 December 2009

Very different look for an eagle especially the beak. Wonderful capture. We are going down, to the Miami Zoo, on January 14th, to check out the the new section. Dana

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myrrhluz

3:14AM | Thu, 31 December 2009

He's rather comical looking, especially with those head feathers. He's a beauty though. Excellent capture! Beautiful color and detail!


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