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A great egret with its breakfast: Central Ontario, Canada
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This otter had a fish as it came around the bend in the lake shore. Some plants partially blocking, but you can see enough to know what was happening.
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Egrets hunt in classic heron fashion, standing immobile or wading through wetlands to capture fish with a deadly jab of their yellow bill. This one was spared the jab and was swallowed whole.
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391) Brown Fish Owl
Brown Fish Owl, Ketupa zeylonensis, Tumbuk Ketampi Rimba
This species is an all-year resident throughout most tropical and subtropical parts of the Indian Subcontinent to Southeast Asia and adjoining regions. The typical habitat of brown fish owls is forest and woodland bordering streams, lakes or rice fields. It inhabits mainly the lowlands, from open woodland to dense forest as well as in plantations. Brown fish owls frequently hunt in still or stagnant waters. It feeds mainly on fishes, frogs and aquatic crustaceans. Classified as totally protected species in Peninsular Malaysia.
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)
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?
A Permit fish chases a school of minnows right out of the water in an attempt to secure a meal.
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A view from Sandside of the Fish Pier at Scarborough harbour. I don't think it's officially called the Fish Pier but that's what we knew it as from being kids as this was the pier that all the fishing boats used to unload their catches.
The building with the Kittiwakes on the roof is where the catch is auctioned off before being despatched around the region.
The smaller inshore boats in the foreground make their living fishing for lobster and crab. The creels and pots can be seen stacked up against the wall of the buildings.
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