This morning, I tried to get a shot of an osprey dragging a Kokanee out of the lake. I failed.
But, this shot has to be a close second.
A female Osprey flies off with a female Kokanee salmon.
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Amazing! (Although the kokanee probably had a different opinion.)
Fantastic capture!
I would quite pleased if I had managed this ‘failure’!
Fabulous pnoto and amazing considering you were hoping for something else.
I like how the osprey aligns the fish with its body for aerodynamic efficiency. Fantastic shot!
WOW !!!!!!!
Allan
Woodbury
This photo deserves to go viral.