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A great egret with its breakfast: Central Ontario, Canada
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SWELL sculpture festival. 'Julara - The Mullet' by Simon McVerry (Qld)
Take some time and look out across the expanse of the sea - there is a silver fish out there that leaps from the water. If it's close you might hear its 'whack' and see its splash as it re-enters the water. Look for the sea eagle on the wing circling above. Feel the cool westerly wind on your back, winter is here and it is time for the Mullet Run. This piece was created to highlight the story of the fish in our local estuarine and marine ecosystems. (the artist)
For 'Smile on Saturday'. This week's theme: fish
A reddish egret flies off with its prized catch.
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The Fish Crow is very similar to the American Crow, except that it says nuh-uh, instead of caw-caw. I guess it is disagreeable. :-) I spotted this one at Cape May Point State Park.
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During the Spring I had a resident Fish Crow that discovered my yard while gathering nesting material for a mate. He started visiting my water fountain every day. My husband wanted to call him Ebenezer but we soon realized that he was a Romeo. Apparently my yard was perfect for courting and he brought his girl friend. I witnessed him gathering a peanut that I leave daily for Blue Jays and gently passed it to his mate. I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it.
Mermaids hate being called "Fish
Girls"....
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Inspired by a favorite Flickr friend, this little fish image required the carpentry skills of my husband, several shopping trips to find sardines, then a proper bit of light in the house. Mind you, Kipp does not like fish so the rubber gloves were in play. In the end, these large (wanted little bitty ones) sardines ended up with the crows - they quickly gobbled them up ;D
The things we do for a photograph! Egads!
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I was exploring the beach at the Bay of Fundy, when I came across this Fish. It really has "Bitten off more than it can chew." It must have choked and drowned.
I'm not sure what the Fish is called - does anyone else have any ideas what type of Fish it is?
Jagalchi is one of Busan's most beautiful fish markets, where you can buy fresh fish and have it cooked by upstairs restaurants
Venditori di pesce
Jagalchi è uno dei mercati del pesce più belli di Busan, dove comprare pesce fresco e farselo cucinare al momento dai ristoranti del piano superiore
This fish is a new one for me. The tail stripes are very distinctive and I’m hoping one of you can enlighten the rest of us as to its identity. (Osprey – Pandion haliaetus) (Sony a1, 400mm lens with a 1.4 extender yielding 560mm, f/4, 1/4000 second, ISO 640)
Just before posting I sent a copy of the image to Mark Smith, well known a professional wildlife photographer out of Sebastian, Florida, who is the most knowledgeable Osprey and ocean photographer I know. Sure enough, he recognized this critter as an Atlantic Stargazer. They bury in the sand and extend a lure that grows on their head to attract prey. They can administer an electric shock, called bioelectrogenesis. Thanks Mark!
(Uranoscopus scaber)