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by Torbjorn Swenelius
$46.50
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White-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla) in the air.
The white-tailed eagle is a very large bird. It measures 66-94 cm (26-37 in) in length... more
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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White-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla) in the air.
The white-tailed eagle is a very large bird. It measures 66-94 cm (26-37 in) in length with a 1.78-2.45 m (5.8-8.0 ft) wingspan. Uppland, Sweden
Honored by features in Fine Art America groups:
Birds in flight - 03/20/2015,
Animals and Birds in the Wild - 03/20/2015,
FAA Portraits - Birds - 03/21/2015,
Premium FAA Artists - 03/22/2015,
Wildlife ONE A DAY - 03/24/2015,
Wings - 06/03/2015,
Real Animal Photographs - 01/17/2023,
Nikon Full Frame Cameras - 01/17/2023,
Animals - 01/17/2023,
'Torbjorn's works are consistently well focused, clear and detailed showing the beauty of birds and their natural behaviors in his wonderful compositions. Visit his page and see his outstanding works! Thank you for sharing your mastery! ' Written by Don Columbus, administrator of the groups Birds In Focus and A Birding Group - Wings. Living in Sweden has given me a great appreciation for nature and the unique beauty of the Nordic light. Our right of public access, and the freedom to roam the wilderness of Sweden and the other Nordic countries has been a shaping influence in my work - the landscapes, the plants and wildlife, seascapes with the archipelagos, all have given me the inspiration for both my water colours and my...
$46.50
Torbjorn Swenelius
Thank you so much Jeannette Hunt for the feature in the FineArtAmerica-group "Animals"!
Torbjorn Swenelius
Thank you so much Doug Norkum for the feature in the FineArtAmerica-group "Nikon Full Frame Cameras"!
Torbjorn Swenelius
Thank you so much Doug Norkum for the feature in the FineArtAmerica-group "Real Animal Photographs"!
Torbjorn Swenelius
Thank you so much William Selander for choosing "Sea Eagle" as your favorite!
Gary Hall
Excellent flight shot.
Torbjorn Swenelius replied:
Thank you so much, Gary!
Don Columbus
Congratulations Torbjorn, your work is Featured in "Wings" Group!
Torbjorn Swenelius replied:
Thank you so much Don Columbus for your congratulations and the feature in the group Wings!
Torbjorn Swenelius
Thank you so much Mariola Bitner for the feature in the group Wildlife ONE A DAY!
Torbjorn Swenelius
Thank you so much Dan Marinescu for the feature in the group Premium FAA Artists!
Torbjorn Swenelius
Thank you so much Scott in Digital Designs for the fetaure in the group FAA Portraits - Birds!
Kym Backland
Love the SEAHAWK, or is a Sea Eagle different than a Seahawk? Great shots Torbjorn! LF4
Torbjorn Swenelius replied:
Thank you so much, Kym! A seahawk is a fish eagle (osprey) and a bit different from sea eagles or white-tailed eagle.
Torbjorn Swenelius
Thank you so much Pravine Chester for the feature in the group Animals and Birds in the Wild!
Torbjorn Swenelius
Than you so much Alan Look for the feature in the group Birds in flight!