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 Based on what I saw the eagles perching on in Homer, I wouldn't leave any large lenses out in the open for too long.  This image was taken in the Harbor at the end of the spit. Handheld Nikon D100, 80-400 VR, ISO 200, Aperture Priority, 1/500 @ F5.6. Cropped about 20% or so mostly from the left and top. Tony
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