June 16, 2016

Martial Eagle

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June 16, 2016
Martial Eagle

Species: Martial Eagle | Location: Okavango Delta Region, Botswana

By Mark Schwartz

The martial eagle is one of the largest eagles in the world. This specimen was seen on Nat Hab's Secluded Botswana Photo Safari.

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About The Photographer

I'd classify myself as a photo enthusiast. I love travel and nature photography. I use Canon equipment, but am considering moving to one of the smaller mirrorless formats. Travelled with Nat Hab to Galapagos, and to Botswana. Highly recommended. These trips may have ruined future vacations for me...

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