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    #1

    Grey Heron with Prey

    Not nice to see but I suppose the Heron has to feed.
    I'm sure its not the first Mallard Duckling its taken and sadly it certainly won't be the last.
    It went off with another just as we were leaving.
    I thought it was a wee bit late for Mallard Ducklings but in the past I've spotted them from March to September

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    Re: Grey Heron with Prey

    Can't see any picture.
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      #3
      Re: Grey Heron with Prey

      I'm sorry Nat
      The site wouldn't let me post it then I had to go off for Sunday Lunch in town
      I'll keep trying

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        #4
        Re: Grey Heron with Prey

        Success at last!!
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          #5
          Re: Grey Heron with Prey

          Always hard to see the harder side of nature. I know the kestrels that I photographed earlier this year were very agitated when the local heron flew over.

          Local mallards also have newly hatched duckings (seems a bit late), a Doberman owner was beside herself as the dog gobble up a couple before she realised what was happening.
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            #6
            Re: Grey Heron with Prey

            I find this image disturbing - it conjures up all sort of disconcerting emotions within me. This is what a good photography can & should do - remind us of the reality of this world. Excellent work.
            James
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              #7
              Re: Grey Heron with Prey

              Cheers Guys
              That's Mother Nature I suppose

              Mike
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                Down the Hatch

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                  #9
                  Re: Grey Heron with Prey

                  Such is life I guess.. good catch though Mike ..
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                    #10
                    Re: Grey Heron with Prey

                    Cheers Wayne

                    Mike
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                      #11
                      Re: Grey Heron with Prey

                      Good catch - Regards John

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                        #12
                        Re: Grey Heron with Prey

                        Good capture Mike.

                        Bill.
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                          #13
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                          Can see the images now Mike. Very nice. yes, it is nature taking its normal course.
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                            #14
                            Re: Grey Heron with Prey

                            Thanks Guys

                            Mike
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                              #15
                              Re: Grey Heron with Prey

                              Well caught Mike

                              Tom

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