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Bigger Fish To Fry
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03/02/2012
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Robert Frederick
Fort Worth, TX - United States
Thank you very much for looking Phyllis
Phyllis Beiser
Pass Christian, MS - United States
AMAZING, Catfish lunch! V
Robert Frederick
Fort Worth, TX - United States
I've got others posted in my gallery almost as big - definitely the culprit.
Alethea McKee
Otis Orchards, WA - United States
LOL! I know. I'm kinda funny that way - gotta see what I wanna see! I showed my husband (and a neighbor) this photo in lieu of the fact that they didn't believe me when I told them the Heron that's been hanging around our Koi pond is the culprit that has been grabbing our Koi! They were stunned!
Robert Frederick
Fort Worth, TX - United States
Now that's close enough, Alethea! I seldom look at 200%. Thank you very much for looking!
Alethea McKee
Otis Orchards, WA - United States
YES! I zoomed in 500%, then did a full resolution close up - AND THERE IT WAS! (The fishes reflection in his eye)
Robert Frederick
Fort Worth, TX - United States
Thank you for the feature in Action Photography, Karol - You tend this group well and I enjoy it a lot.
Robert Frederick
Fort Worth, TX - United States
Thank you very much Kate - really appreciate it!
Kate Brown
San Francisco, CA - United States
Awesome catch - his and yours - love the great detail! f/v
Robert Frederick
Fort Worth, TX - United States
Thank you for the feature in Feathers And Beaks Pravine - an honor
Robert Frederick
Fort Worth, TX - United States
Thanks kindly Nina
Nina Fosdick
Mena, AR - United States
Fantastic capture for both of you :)
Roger Wedegis
Palm Bay, FL - United States
This is an amazing capture, Robert! f/v
Robert Frederick replied:
Roger, Thank you very much - appreciated!
Deborah Benoit
Daytona Beach, FL - United States
Fantastic shot Robert!!! I love the way they flip the fish around so it can go down.
Robert Frederick replied:
When they are this big, I've seen them put them on the ground hold their head up with the beak, then use the ground to help push it down their gullet. Its an awsome thing to watch. Thanks Deborah!
Stephanie Moore
Ottawa, ON - Canada
Fantastic details in this marvelous image
Robert Frederick replied:
Thank you very much Stephanie
Yumi Johnson
Sioux City, IA - United States
Wow, great capture, I love looks on his eye it awesome. f/v
Robert Frederick replied:
If you zoom in, you can see the eye of the fish too. Thanks for looking Yumi!
Judy Arbuckle
Shelton, WA - United States
I am so amazed that they eat such big fish. Do they eat them whole?
Robert Frederick replied:
Well, he tried cutting them in half to share, but when he uses a knife he loses his balance ;oP But in all sincerity, they do swallow them head first so the fins fold back. Catfish have barbs that do no fold back so easy so somewhere they have learned to let them be practically dead first.
David Bearden
Hampshire, IL - United States
Robert, amazing work...I totally agree with your recommended eating method...nothing says good fish eatin' like hush puppies...
Robert Frederick replied:
Wish I'd gotten his recipe, but I didn't have time to ask as I left for lunch...
Bob Orsillo
Storybrooke, ME - United States
Tasty! Awesome capture Robert!!
Robert Frederick replied:
Oh yeah its tasty! Thank you very much Bob.
Karol Livote
Monroe, CT - United States
Wonderful wildlife action capture, again, Robert!! :>)
Robert Frederick replied:
Thank you very much Karol!
Carmen Del Valle
Greeneville, TN - United States
Great capture! I love watching this bird. Hope all is well ;0) voted
Robert Frederick replied:
Thanks Carmen - I appreciate it
Li van Saathoff
Berlin - Germany
Wow! What an extremely beautiful shot! Congrats you captured this lucky moment. Color is also great! :)
Robert Frederick replied:
Thank you Li, I appreciate the critique!
Mary McAvoy
Westford, MA - United States
This is crazy! Did it actually eat it?! Amazing -
Robert Frederick replied:
He dipped it in a corn meal batter and deep-fried it with some hushpuppies and onion rings. In truth, he waded to the shore and beat on it and waited for it to suffocate - then he swallowed it. They'd rather eat other fish that takes less energy, but the payoff was too big to pass on here.
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