Jubilee Pics: Or Fish Beaching Themselves
I live on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay. A rare coocurance happens during the summer months and it's called a jubilee. Bottom dwelling fish get caught up in pockets of low oxyegenated water and they "beach" themselves in the surf, trying to get oxygen. It is one of only two places in the world this happens naturally. If the fish are not scooped up by people or seabirds, they will make there way back into deeper water when the tide and winds change. One happend last night that started around 8 pm and went on until 3 am.
Small catfish
Stingray
Flounder
Jumbo Shrimp
Blue Crab
Eel and a small flounder on the beach
Long view of the surf with thousands of small flounder
A view of the beach with jubilee hunters scanning the water for big flounders that didn't come.
Small catfish
Stingray
Flounder
Jumbo Shrimp
Blue Crab
Eel and a small flounder on the beach
Long view of the surf with thousands of small flounder
A view of the beach with jubilee hunters scanning the water for big flounders that didn't come.
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And BTW the last shot is very nice.
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I held it on the top of a pier railing and left the VR on as the pier was shaking due to people walking on it. I think the exposure was about 5-10 seconds. Lucked up and captured a lighting stike within the clouds.
the last shot is awesome :ivar
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