To some, it may be a self help book on procrastination.
To this Black-crowned Night-Heron, it’s breakfast ๐
With some patience, on both my part and the heron’s, together we were able to see this through to the final act. Well worth the wait.
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Happy Bird!
Amazing series of photos Lisa! Although I can’t help feeling a little sorry for the frog ๐
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Thank you Sarah. Yes many folks are very sad for the frog ๐ข Funny how all creatures can bring out our emotions, isn’t it?
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aww poor frog! but a happy bird indeed! great shots! ๐
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Thank you! I’m finding folks are not a big fan of the poor frog giving it up for the heron, though! I’d not ran across something like that before, I was quite fascinated!
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Aww poor frog, he’s looking at you for help ๐ฅ
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Well, I actually think he was not alive, as he did not hop away when the heron dropped him. But it is kind of sad ๐ข I was mostly fascinated when I noticed the heron with the frog.
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Oh my! You both managed good captures.
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Thank you VJ, that is a good way to look at it! Thank you ๐
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So welcome!
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These are awesome action shots, Lisa! ๐ค ๐ค Right place, right time!! WOW!!!
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Thank you Donna! I was quite amazed. And he let me slowly creep closer. I was focused on the bird and not the poor little frog ๐ข
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Arghhhh! The horror!!
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Oh no, I’m so sorry about that Sklugoo! ๐ข
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{peeks head out from under covers] Is it safe yet?
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Yes yes! It’s safe! ๐ค๐๐ธ
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These are quite amazing! Of course, I can’t help but be sad for the frog, but you sure caught that bird in some great poses.
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Thank you! Yes… poor froggy โน
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