Late afternoon into the early evening can be great light if things work out for photographing wildlife. A fellow photographer joined me on this trip. She joined me in kayaking this body of water.
First, I saw this green heron catch a dragonfly to eat. There are lots of dragonflies at this location. One even landed on my zoom lens and parked for a little while.
These may not be all the same fish. I actually watched him catch a few fish in not a long time period.
I can’t believe such a small bird was eating all these fish in a small time frame.
It is amazing what you can see if you get outside and go slow. My friend heard him before we saw him. If you go fast, or have on earphones etc. you may miss a lot. Slow down and enjoy nature!
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Great captures Sharon. I love watching herons as they hunt. Happy weekend. Allan
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Thanks! This one was especially accommodating! Ha! I love watching them as well. Happy weekend!
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WOW! Amazing captures.
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An amazing bird to watch!
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Sweet photos. Am waiting for my encounter like this. Hopefully before I can’t hold my gear anymore. SMILE…….
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Best way to see them is in a kayak. If you paddle slowly then park yourself they are not bothered by you.
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Wonderful action photos.
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Thanks! It was nice enough to let me watch it!
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I am just thinking of what the speed of the ‘stab’ must be to be able to penetrate the fish’s body.
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Not sure. They do make a quick lunge for it.
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