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Published April 10, 2014 at 575 × 223 in Audubon New York’s “Birds of Onondaga Lake” Photography Exhibit Draws Hundreds of Central New Yorkers
"There have been more than 30 bald eagles and a host of other waterfowl spotted at Onondaga Lake this winter," said Bob Walker, photographer. "Sometimes you have to spend hours in the cold to capture just one image, but having the opportunity to photograph and share images of an iconic American symbol has been remarkable."Left: red-breasted mergansers by Bob Walker. Right: bald eagle by John Savage.

“There have been more than 30 bald eagles and a host of other waterfowl spotted at Onondaga Lake this winter,” said Bob Walker, photographer. “Sometimes you have to spend hours in the cold to capture just one image, but having the opportunity to photograph and share images of an iconic American symbol has been remarkable.”

Left: red-breasted mergansers by Bob Walker. Right: bald eagle by John Savage.

“There have been more than 30 bald eagles and a host of other waterfowl spotted at Onondaga Lake this winter,” said Bob Walker, photographer. “Sometimes you have to spend hours in the cold to capture just one image, but having the opportunity to photograph and share images of an iconic American symbol has been remarkable.”

Left: red-breasted mergansers by Bob Walker. Right: bald eagle by John Savage.