A couple more from my day off...
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Nice shots, Harris
Talk about the decisive moment swallowing that fish! Well done...how does that bird get that fish down it's narrow throat ? In one gulp ?
Talk about the decisive moment swallowing that fish! Well done...how does that bird get that fish down it's narrow throat ? In one gulp ?
Re: Nice shots, Harris
He was playing around with the fish and finally put it up like that and in about less than a minute...GULP!
Peter,bendheim said:
He was playing around with the fish and finally put it up like that and in about less than a minute...GULP!
My first thought on that Cormorant was "who is eating whom?".
Couldn't you get a little closer so we could see it better? And get a whole sequence so you could make it like Uncle Frank's animated hummer sequence? Then make it your Avatar and drive us even crazier :lol: .
Neatly done, Harris, truly captures a "decisive moment", for sure for the mullet.......
Here is a funny mullet story for you. I name all my machines after fish, like Ono/Wahoo/Flounder. So I was going to name a machine at work Mullet and one of my co-workers said "Why would you name a machine after a hair style that is no longer in fashion?". I was, to say the least, puzzled. I guess when you are old and bald hair styles just don't mean much anymore, not that they ever did before. Just goes to show you learn something new everyday.
Couldn't you get a little closer so we could see it better? And get a whole sequence so you could make it like Uncle Frank's animated hummer sequence? Then make it your Avatar and drive us even crazier :lol: .
Neatly done, Harris, truly captures a "decisive moment", for sure for the mullet.......
Here is a funny mullet story for you. I name all my machines after fish, like Ono/Wahoo/Flounder. So I was going to name a machine at work Mullet and one of my co-workers said "Why would you name a machine after a hair style that is no longer in fashion?". I was, to say the least, puzzled. I guess when you are old and bald hair styles just don't mean much anymore, not that they ever did before. Just goes to show you learn something new everyday.
Retief said:My first thought on that Cormorant was "who is eating whom?".
Couldn't you get a little closer so we could see it better? And get a whole sequence so you could make it like Uncle Frank's animated hummer sequence? Then make it your Avatar and drive us even crazier :lol: .
I would need waders and have to walk 200-400 ft in the indian river to get closer. That is something Frank does well.
AS for the animated avatar, I barely got the one up I got up. I dont have all or you guys's skill at pscs
Neatly done, Harris, truly captures a "decisive moment", for sure for the mullet.......
Naming machines? Bill, that is weird. I cant wait to meet you in person.
Here is a funny mullet story for you. I name all my machines after fish, like Ono/Wahoo/Flounder. So I was going to name a machine at work Mullet and one of my co-workers said "Why would you name a machine after a hair style that is no longer in fashion?". I was, to say the least, puzzled. I guess when you are old and bald hair styles just don't mean much anymore, not that they ever did before. Just goes to show you learn something new everyday.
Just trying to keep you perked up for this Frank, just trying to help a friend. 8)Flew said:I think that you are a very cruel person....Backdoctor said:
Frank
Harris
More drool material my god look at the size of that fish, and a great picture of my little buddy keep them coming my friend
More drool material my god look at the size of that fish, and a great picture of my little buddy keep them coming my friend
Mike,
These guys and more are just waiting for you.
These guys and more are just waiting for you.
Mullets are no longer in fashion? Damn.
Gee Haris, it looks like you live in the middle of a bird sanctuary. You just keep serving up one after the other. Amazing.
Hi Harris:
Two more, no make that three more great shots.
Seeing the Cormorant with the fish explains what happens in a Pelican's pouch when you he is working the fish around before swallowing, but all you can see is the pouch jumping around.
We can hardly wait...
Bob & Nan
Two more, no make that three more great shots.
Seeing the Cormorant with the fish explains what happens in a Pelican's pouch when you he is working the fish around before swallowing, but all you can see is the pouch jumping around.
We can hardly wait...
Bob & Nan
The cormorant would have been a better shot if there was a 500f4/1.4x combo on. It was pretty far away.
Harris.....
Thannks for keepint it warm
Just don't scare the damn things away!!!!!
jf
Thannks for keepint it warm
Just don't scare the damn things away!!!!!
jf
So Jim lookign forward to meetign you down in FLA, any big plans for thsi superbowl weekend??jfenton said:Harris.....
Thannks for keepint it warm
Just don't scare the damn things away!!!!!
jf
Go E-A-G-L-E-S
He scared one off to the third story building where I work. Thanks harris.Gale said:Just don't scare the damn things away!!!!!
jf
See JF one came to see me.
Best I could do for today on a 10 minute break.
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Cheers
Gale[/quote]
Gale, you are doing great! That has to be with that new bazooka of yours. Great capture.
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