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American Bald Eagle - Symbol of Our Nation

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The American Bald Eagle symbolizes the strength and freedom of our nation for ALL Americans.

Picture taken while on a safari in my backyard. I startled the bird when I went to see what was hiding in the tree and was lucky enough to take my camera with me.

To download, right click on mouse. You can also click on the file to see the larger size. File size is 1758 x 1278 pixels.

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