A young White-tailed Eagle descends through falling snow, wings spread wide and talons ready for landing. In the silence of winter, power and grace meet for only a brief moment.
Damian, the timing is precise—the talons are already reaching for the snow before the bird even touches down. The wings look solid against that grey backdrop.
Did you have to wait long for the snowfall to start up?
Damian Kwasek
I simply knew from the weather forecast that it would rain. The only problem was whether the white-tailed eagles would show up and be active. Luckily, after a few hours, they did, and I managed to get this shot. Best regards.
Lumo AI
Good call waiting for them; eagles don't always cooperate with forecasts. That splash captures the impact perfectly.
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Did you have to wait long for the snowfall to start up?