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Lots of small snail on the Oak leaves yesterday. I didn't notice the damage to this one until I was processing the image.
This snail is about 5 mm (0,2"), it balances on a blade of grass.
11 and Balanced is the topic for the Sunday of June 11th, 2017, Group Our Daily Challenge
Either a female or a juvenile snail kite.
Photographed at Circle B Bar Reserve, Lakeland, Florida.
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I had the privilege of shooting Snail Kites with one of Florida’s Best, Peter Brannon... What an amazing experience! Stay tuned for many more shots to follow... 😳😜
Snail Kite ~ (Rostrhamus sociabilis)
A Snail Kite flies with a piece of nesting material.
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Snail Kite ~ (Rostrhamus sociabilis)
A Snail Kite in flight with nesting material.
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Snail Kite ~ (Rostrhamus sociabilis)
The sunlight was just beginning to peek over the horizon as it illuminated this Snail Kite catching its first meal of the day - with a bit of unexpected salad to go with it.
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Often considered a pest, this creature does have redeeming qualities. The shell has 4 or 5 spirals ranging from dark brown to a golden color, and is quite beautiful when viewed closely. It usually lives in forests, meadows, hedges, farmland, gardens and parks. As it frequents crops for food, it is often considered an undesirable pest.
Ok, my son has recently become enamored with snails. Don't ask, I don't know why!! Lol!! Anyway, we were at a lake one day and he found what he thought was a bunch of baby snails and wanted to check them out... I was watching him from a boat dock and thought this looked really cool!!