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class="wp-caption-text">Robert M. Palmer - Grand Prize, Professional</p></div><p>While watching a group of bald eagles that had congregated at a local cattle feed lot, Palmer noticed the raptors were climbing into the air to catch starlings and blackbirds—not necessarily typical prey for the large birds.</p><p>Using a 500mm lens and a 1.4x extender, Palmer photographed this dramatic midair scene of an eagle and a starling before his week-long encounter with the birds ended and the raptors left the area.</p><p>For more stunning photographs from the National Wildlife photo contest, please visit the <a
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