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The African Fish Eagle is a large bird of prey found throughout sub-Saharan Africa. It is known for its distinctive appearance and impressive hunting skills.
Adult African Fish Eagles have a brown body with a white head and tail, and a hooked yellow beak. They have powerful talons and large wings, with a wingspan that can reach up to 2 meters. They typically weigh between 2 and 4 kilograms.
African Fish Eagles are often seen near bodies of water, such as lakes and rivers, where they hunt for fish. They use their sharp eyesight to locate prey from a high perch, such as a tree or rock, and then swoop down to catch the fish with their talons. They are also known to steal food from other birds, such as ospreys and pelicans.
African Fish Eagles are monogamous and form long-term pair bonds. They build large nests in trees near the water, which they use for breeding and raising their young. Females lay 1-3 eggs, which hatch after about 6 weeks. Both parents take turns incubating the eggs and caring for the chicks.
Overall, the African Fish Eagle is a majestic bird of prey that plays an important role in the ecosystems of sub-Saharan Africa.
I stood in this same place 2 months ago when the trees were lush and green, but I thought a better photo could be had come Fall with it's various colours. So I returned to this scene and a more colorful one at that. An overcast sky was a big help acting like a giant light diffuser.
Fish heads
made with scotch tape, a 2007 issue of the new yorker, topps football card I found in parking lot of target today. and a little bit of my drawing...
I always enjoy watching the Common Terns fishing at Marsworth. Shame they are not around for long. This one was passing fish to its calling offspring who was sat on the floating bales.
I made this for my husband, who has a dark blue betta fish with red fins. There's a shiny blue pillow underneath, shaping the body and showing through as "scales", just as the light blue scales on the real thing show when direct sun hits the real fish. I'll try to link here when I get the wikiHow article(s) done about this one.
This was the last time I fed the fish this year, that was not good of me.
The general rule of thumb is to slow feeding when the water starts to cool into the upper 50s Fahrenheit,
If the fish are still hungry, they'll find algae and other natural delights to sustain them, and these simple foods found in the pond will be more easily digested.
At the Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, hundreds of feet above the floor, are several dead fish. These were part of French artist Philippe Parreno's artwork - Anywhen. A shoal of helium-filled fish floated about the cavernous space to a surreal soundtrack from overhead speakers. Obviously during the six months it was on some of the fish must have "died" on the girders way above the ground. At first glance they look like plastic bags filled with rubbish.
Delicious Fish and Chips by Swensen's in Bedok Mall.
*Note: More food pics in my: Favorite Food Album.