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A nature-focused photographer recently captured an image of a bald eagle grabbing lunch to-go as he took flight in Connecticut skies. Doug Gemmell, a resident of South Windsor, went out to Wethersfield Cove inlet on March 8 to snap some photos of eagles on his Nikon D500 camera. The retired banker has been photographing birds, insects and nature for the last seven years. Much of his work is dedicated to photographing eagles and Gemmell said he tries to catch the birds "fishing." TWITTER USERS REACT TO TSA SCREENING BALD EAGLE AT NORTH CAROLINA AIRPORT: 'HE IS GORGEOUS!' "I want to get some...
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