June 9, 2016

Great Blue Heron with Fish

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June 9, 2016
Great Blue Heron with Fish

Species: Great Blue Heron | Location: Honeymoon Island State Park, Duneeden, FL, USA

By Marty Ritzke

The great blue heron was flipping fish around to swallow and in the process it scared the pee out of the fish.

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About The Photographer

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I have been actively involved in photography since 1977. I have taken portraits little league sports and personality portraits of people's pets. I have especially loved taking photos of animals and nature. wildlife and pets. I have lived in Florida for the past 5 years and have numerous opportunities to capture wildlife in their natural habitat. I have enjoyed being able to capture "Life In The Moment" whether it be with wildlife to peoples pets.

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