Turtle ..over easy please
I had about 20 mins to kill and was up near the wetlands so decided to stop (it is my home away from home)
The light was pretty harsh so I looked for a shot I could work with:
I came upon this heron working really hard to keep this "fighting for his life turtle in his beak"
These are the best 3..
This poor little guy got dropped twice due to his fight
Now the heron gets him back and mr. turtle withdraws to his shell...the heron flips him..(of course he does..everybody knows herons like their turtles over easy:wink )
Since it was 4:30pm, and Florida...
This can be known as an earlybird special
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Trish
The light was pretty harsh so I looked for a shot I could work with:
I came upon this heron working really hard to keep this "fighting for his life turtle in his beak"
These are the best 3..
This poor little guy got dropped twice due to his fight
Now the heron gets him back and mr. turtle withdraws to his shell...the heron flips him..(of course he does..everybody knows herons like their turtles over easy:wink )
Since it was 4:30pm, and Florida...
This can be known as an earlybird special
Yum
Trish
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Maybe it's just me but to capture wildlife doing what wildlife do is doubly rewarding.
You know I think you got yourself an RR flip
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Me likes 'em. Nice captures, Trish.
That would explain the white (hair) feathers.....and the long lines out front.
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Ab fab! That first one, it really makes one feel for the poor turtle. And I love the flip!
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Ginger,
You are a funny one I put in a lot of camera time to get these...not tradin'!
I did feel sorry for the turtle...he fought like hell and got out of the beak twice...but to no avail...he was dinner.
Thanks
Andy,
Thanks! Published...where would i find out how???
(I can't imagine having that shell to deal with....major problems!)
Ben,
You are so right about that. I tend to like my shots better when They show
off habitat and/or behavior.
I love the way the food chain works...and am very happy to be at the top of it!
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