There is a very impressive account on Instagram called nature_is_metal which is
a collection of videos and photos of things happening in nature that do not
give you the warm fuzzies.
On March 19, 2024 9:17:29 PM PDT, Alan C wrote:
>A bit gruesome but that's nature for you. I have never seen
Interesting bird! The body looks sharp but the head doesn’t; I’m guessing that
they don’t hold still very much. The highlights are also rather intense.
I always enjoy your photos of the flora and fauna in the opposite corner of the
globe!
Rick
> On Mar 20, 2024, at 12:53 AM, Alan C wrote:
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Saw it. Twice.
> On 20/03/2024 09:14 GMT Alan C wrote:
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> Won't go. Trying again.
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> On 20-Mar-24 06:53 AM, Alan C wrote:
> > An African Snake Darter at Lake Panic, near Skukuza Camp, Kruger Park.
> > Unfortunately back lit. These birds are closely related to Cormorants
> > but swim
Won't go. Trying again.
On 20-Mar-24 06:53 AM, Alan C wrote:
An African Snake Darter at Lake Panic, near Skukuza Camp, Kruger Park.
Unfortunately back lit. These birds are closely related to Cormorants
but swim with their bodies totally immersed giving the impression of a
swimming snake. The
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Subject:Re: PESO: A strange looking bird
Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2024 11:26:31 -0400
From: ann sanfedele
To: Bob W PDML
I dont' mind the backlighting.. nice geometry just decreasing the
brightness overall would improve it I think - too bad
An African Snake Darter at Lake Panic, near Skukuza Camp, Kruger Park.
Unfortunately back lit. These birds are closely related to Cormorants
but swim with their bodies totally immersed giving the impression of a
swimming snake. The second image (by a fellow photographer, Ian van
Romburgh)
A bit gruesome but that's nature for you. I have never seen anything
like that - the ones around here all seem to survive on tiddlers.
Alan C
On 19-Mar-24 08:39 PM, Henk Terhell wrote:
Nice picture indeed.
After I saw a grey heron swallowing two coot chicken in two successive
flights across
Beautiful plumage!
> On 20 Mar 2024, at 12:53, Alan Cole wrote:
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> An African Snake Darter at Lake Panic, near Skukuza Camp, Kruger Park.
> Unfortunately back lit. These birds are closely related to Cormorants but
> swim with their bodies totally immersed giving the impression of a swimming
An African Snake Darter at Lake Panic, near Skukuza Camp, Kruger Park.
Unfortunately back lit. These birds are closely related to Cormorants but
swim with their bodies totally immersed giving the impression of a swimming
snake. The second image (by a fellow photographer, Ian van Romburgh) shows
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