This is one of the more bizarre moments I've seen in my 50+ years of wildlife photography. It happened at Oakland Lake on Friday while both were walking on the ice and slipped at the same time raising there wings to balance.
So you think you can dance, dance, dance! See Morris, just when you think you've seen it all, Mother Nature provides for something totally unexpected.
Eric
Now see, if that butterfly in South America hadn't landed on that flower, you would not have been at Oakland and this never would have happened Morris...
But as it was, awesome capture! I bet we'll never see it again.
eyelaser wrote:
So you think you can dance, dance, dance! See Morris, just when you think you've seen it all, Mother Nature provides for something totally unexpected.
Eric
I never feel I've seen it all and there is always great surprise like this. it's part of the fun of our wonderful hoby
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conebeam wrote:
Excellent capture of synchronous postures.
~Mansur
Thank you Mansur
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Don George wrote:
Great shot. Looks like their practicing for Radio City Music Hall.
I'll have to take this picture down town and see if there interested
Thank you Don
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louie champan wrote:
Good one Morris, looks pretty cold with the ice on the water.
Thank you Louie,
It was a lovely warm and windless day. I believe it was about 40f
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birdied wrote:
Very nice Morris.
Birdie
Thank you Roberta
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Fred Amico wrote:
Great timing for this one!
Thank you Fred
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surfnron wrote:
A good one Morris ~ Ron
Thank you Ron
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wonderer wrote:
Now see, if that butterfly in South America hadn't landed on that flower, you would not have been at Oakland and this never would have happened Morris...
But as it was, awesome capture! I bet we'll never see it again.
Nice job Morris; thanks for posting.
--Kim
Thank you Kim,
I like your lead in. I've seen this with the same species, this is bisar