Ambitious Meal!

[NS: Nikon Shooter]

 

[Jeff15]

It never ate all that did he...??

 

[NS: Nikon Shooter]

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Yes Sir!

The fish was so big, it poked in it's back neck. The second problem was
that the fish was so heavy that the cormorant rolled on its side. It needed
some seconds to figure out to use its wings to stabilise itself in the water.

 

[Jeff15]

Wow, he was a greedy Cormorant.....

 

[NS: Nikon Shooter]

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Mind you, I don't know what exactly happened next.

 

[PJM]

I'm not swimming near that cormorant. Nice action shooting. Amazing situations like that make wildlife shooting fun.

 

[Robshoots]

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Yes Sir!

The fish was so big, it poked in it's back neck. The second problem was
that the fish was so heavy that the cormorant rolled on its side. It needed
some seconds to figure out to use its wings to stabilise itself in the water.

That just doesn’t seem possible. Nice shots!

 

[K9Kirk]

Rolled on it's side?!! I would've had to've seen that. Still, what pigs birds can be. That's like me trying to stuff an 18" pizza in my mouth. Not happening!

 

[NS: Nikon Shooter]

Rolled on it's side?!! I would've had to've seen that.

Due to the lack of oil in there feathers, cormorants swim deeper,
faster, and longer in the water than other water fowls — a strate-
gic adaptation to their successful underwater fishing technique
where buoyancy is an impairment.

Now imagine that bird half afloat holding such a heavy catch in
its beak… the smallest weight transfer will have consequences.
Luckily, it spread its wings for stability.

 

[NS: Nikon Shooter]

That just doesn’t seem possible. Nice shots!

I have seen heron do proportionally worst than that!

 

[jeffashman]

Daaaaaaaang! Great catch for both of you!

 

[NS: Nikon Shooter]

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I know it won't consider taking off anytime soon!

 

[slat]

Nice set

 

[Donde]

That's a dangerous bird!

 

[NS: Nikon Shooter]

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Cheers guys!