A crabby otter?
p.1 #2A crabby otter?
That be a good-sized catch, Tony! Looks like those pincers could do some damage if they got latched on.
Douglas
Douglas
Mar 05, 2026 at 06:23 AM
p.1 #4A crabby otter?
douter wrote:
That be a good-sized catch, Tony! Looks like those pincers could do some damage if they got latched on.
Douglas
The otter seemed to avoid them and even ended up eating the pincers, shell and all.
Tony
That be a good-sized catch, Tony! Looks like those pincers could do some damage if they got latched on.
Douglas
The otter seemed to avoid them and even ended up eating the pincers, shell and all.
Tony
Mar 16, 2026 at 04:18 PM
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p.1 #5A crabby otter?
johnohio wrote:
You always have great otter shots. I'm envious
John
Thanks John. I'm lucky to have them visit our ponds every year.
Tony
You always have great otter shots. I'm envious
John
Thanks John. I'm lucky to have them visit our ponds every year.
Tony
Mar 16, 2026 at 04:19 PM
p.1 #6A crabby otter?
Nice catch Tony.
If I had water nearby with crabs that look like that, I'd be busy with a crab net instead of a camera!
Greg
If I had water nearby with crabs that look like that, I'd be busy with a crab net instead of a camera!
Greg
Mar 16, 2026 at 04:36 PM
p.1 #8A crabby otter?
gmccroskery wrote:
Nice catch Tony.
If I had water nearby with crabs that look like that, I'd be busy with a crab net instead of a camera!
Greg
Thanks Greg. You can bet that humans are taking thousands more than the otters. In addition to all the crab traps out here, I also see people with lights in the middle of the night at low tide getting crabs.
Tony
Nice catch Tony.
If I had water nearby with crabs that look like that, I'd be busy with a crab net instead of a camera!
Greg
Thanks Greg. You can bet that humans are taking thousands more than the otters. In addition to all the crab traps out here, I also see people with lights in the middle of the night at low tide getting crabs.
Tony
Mar 18, 2026 at 10:03 AM