At the Cai Be market, Mekong River Delta, Viet Nam

Best viewed Large so you can see the tiny fish in end of this Loons beak...

This Osprey found a terrific place to enjoy his fish dinner.

nice to see another pass from the kingfishers

Diving in Borneo, like a big aquarium.

Tiny tiny fish

For "Looking close... on Friday!" . Theme : "Reflection on Black".

We were lucky enough to watch this heron for several minutes as it struggled to dispatch it's rather large prey.

Any help with the fish identification will gratefully be received. I suspect now that it's a short spined sea scorpion.

Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea)

Short-spined Sea Scorpion -

Scientific name: Myoxocephalus scorpius

Oban Bay - Scotland

Many thanks to all those who take the time to comment on my photos. It is truly appreciated.

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artefact in Teylers Museum, Haarlem

Sony α6000

Zenit MC Zenitar-M2s 50mm f2 MF M42

River Tummel Pitlochry, fish ladder

The Pitlochry fish ladder is a fish ladder next to the Pitlochry Power Station on the River Tummel near Pitlochry that allows salmon to travel upstream during the breeding season.

"Fish" for "Smile on Saturday"

Still Life food photography-fish

Fish for supper

Fossilised fish, just a few million years past its sell by date!

The Fish River Canyon is the largest canyon in Africa and is located in the southwest of Namibia

homage to Martin Parr, whose Malaga exhibition we had just seen...taken in the market in Malaga, Spain

Deep Blue Fish n Chips Maidstone

Looking close... on Friday! ~ Fish (2025/01/24)

Myoli Beach

Sedgefield

South Africa

Encore une superbe journée et un excellent repas au restaurant le président à La Londe des Maures vive la Côte d'Azur et sa douceur de vivre

Fishes at Borough Market, London, UK

X-ray of flowerhorn fish, a misshapen head, skeleton and the black swim bladder are visible in this image. The stomach, liver, intestines and other organs are located in the space below the swim bladder. This fish is an ornamental cichlid that has been overbred in order to produce the huge head and the very bright (unnatural) colors. Much like pugs and bulldogs, the facial bones are abnormally shortened which can cause feeding and developmental problems.

Brixham fish market.

Angelfish

Large, lovely and graceful, angelfish appear in various colour patterns. Because of their size when full-grown, angelfish require at least a 55-gallon tank. Angelfish do well with other fish species (although they may eat very small fish) but can fight with each other. Provide plenty of plants in the aquarium, as angelfish like to hide beneath them.

roadside fish seller, Uva Province, Sri Lanka

Thanks for the visits, faves and comments its greatly appreciated.

Florida

Eve experiences Le Cirque de Sorcières, celebrates Lughnasadh, and finally gets the fish she’s been wanting!

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A Permit fish chases a school of minnows right out of the water in an attempt to secure a meal.

Thanks for viewing and have a great day!

Mobilé

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?

For Looking Close…on Friday theme of “Fish” here is a closeup of a group of fish in a pond.

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A cookie jar my Mom gave me.

For Looking Close on Friday theme "Fish"

Anemone fish

red sea

Egypt

Canon EOS 5DS R

TAMRON SP 35mm F/1.8 Di VC USD F012

ƒ/3.5 35.0 mm 1/80 200

no fish hurt in the taking of this photo... was released fit and healthy

photo manip

TMI: your ART & NATURE

"The TMI Alphabet Challenge #15"

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created fpr TMI challenge

This image was taken in the Indian Ocean, off the coast of Western Australia

The Fish Eagle is the epitome of African pride and grandeur for many people, with its piercing call carrying across the wilderness. The call is also the symbolic call in Africa for many. Both male and female birds call, with the male having a higher pitch than the female.

Fish Eagles feed on fish they catch by swooping down to the water surface from their perches in high trees. If they miss the catch they will return to the trees to seek out more fish on the surface. When catching a fish they will return to a perch and feed but should the fish be too heavy to pull out the water they will pull it to shore using their powerful wings to generate power.

Portraits dans le fish market!