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Yacare caiman / Brillenkaiman (Caiman yacare, Syn.: Caiman crocodilus yacara) in Rio Sararé, Pantanal, MT, Brazil
Western Grebe. This is the most amazing underwater swimming bird that I have ever seen. I have observed cormorants for many years, and was always impressed by how far they could swim under water. From my observations, they can not swim at all compared to a Western Grebe. The first time that I watched a Western Grebe dive, I waited for what seemed like an eternity waiting for it to surface. When I finally spotted it, it was so far away from where it dived, it seemed impossible that it could swim that far underwater. I took this photo of a Western Grebe at Silverbell lake in west Tucson Arizona USA.
Shortly before returning to mother Earth, a solitary leaf rests gently on the surface of the water following the path that the play of light has carved on it.
These two Canada Geese Goslings are taking their very first swim with mom, staying very close to her and watching her every move.
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Late afternoon collection of convection clouds over Hamilton Lake (Lake Rotoroa). Apparently they used to swim in this lake, before the ducks arrived. Perhaps under the proposed new water standards we could do it again. I don't think so!
Queenscliff Ocean Pool.
Northern beaches, Sydney.
Early evening - near sunset.
Monday 3rd January, 2022.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV, with the Canon EF 24-105mm f 4/L lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
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This is a shot I took during my holiday in Tenerife. The coast of "El Sauzal" is very rocky and there are several small bays where you can take a swim. These stairs lead down to the water and if you take a closer look you can see a ladder leading into the water on the other side of the small bay. When I took this picture there was high tide and the waves came crashing over the rocks and flooded the stairs, so swimming here would have been a bit risky. However, we found other swimming bays and natural pools which were more protected from the waves.
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An older photo I've never posted or processed. I think this was at Mescalero Lake, New Mexico.
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