[Robin Work]

When I first saw them I thought I was looking at someone's stringer of fish until the string swam off with the fish in it's mouth. This snake is about 2.5 foot long. He would swim out about 10 feet and then swim back to the bank and he did that several times, I am not sure why. However, I think he may have bit off more than he could chew. The last picture was taken 1.5 hours after the first picture.

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[jfredrick]

Amazing shots!! I‘m not sure if the snake will get this fish down. We had a pond on a previous property that we owned. One day I walked out and saw a five pound bass dead on the shore with a huge 2 or 3 pound bluegill stuffed in its mouth. I guess picking an oversized meal can be fatal!!

 

[Mark Hauser]

amazing to see, nice capture

 

[Ralph]

When I first saw them I thought I was looking at someone's stringer of fish until the string swam off with the fish in it's mouth. This snake is about 2.5 foot long. He would swim out about 10 feet and then swim back to the bank and he did that several times, I am not sure why. However, I think he may have bit off more than he could chew. The last picture was taken 1.5 hours after the first picture.

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Robin, Awesome find and sequence. Well done

 

[Louis champan]

An amazing sequence of images, super job!

 

[Charles Loy]

Wicked and amazing. WOW - super images

 

[raptor photo]

The second shot is spectacular

 

[ChrisSinSeattle]

That is a first for me, what a great sequence and unique set
Chris S.

 

[jacquesgt]

Amazing shots!

 

[K9Kirk]

Great set! My favorite shot is #2.

 

[gdecamp]

Awesome job and a great find, congratulations!!

 

[Zep33]

wow!! That's awesome