I was very careful not to spook these wonderful creatures and kept my distance but stayed low , and got the following shots of one individual with his meal :
Thursday, March 11, 2010
River Otters
While enjoying a relaxing break recently with some friends at Anglin Lake SK, we found 2 River Otters, diving and catching crayfish in some open water.
I was very careful not to spook these wonderful creatures and kept my distance but stayed low , and got the following shots of one individual with his meal :
I was very careful not to spook these wonderful creatures and kept my distance but stayed low , and got the following shots of one individual with his meal :
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...this fellow is adorable. I love those teeth and his funny expression. I would love to see an otter in the wild some day.
I'm catching up and just saw your Hawk Owl photos. They are exquisite. The second photo is just amazing... I don't know how you do it--quick reflexes and a steady hand I'm sure!
Beautiful animals Nick, and beautifully captured.
Like Kelly, I love that expression in the last one.
Hi Nick,
This is a fantastic set of pictures and nice that it did not go away. I love the whole set of pictures but I have to admit that the last one is my favorite... So beautiful!
Oh wow! You captured him well! Loved I could see a claw, and the adorable pose on that last one!
I love this series, great shots of a really cool character, love the teeth showing...chomp~
I like these photos very much. I have never seen these animals in my area. I have only seen screech owls and them only once.
Wow Nick, you have some absolutely stunning photos here I am glad I called.
A great encounter. I helped release some of these into the wild in 2002 when I was working for the Pennsylvania Game Commission, but have not seen any since. I really enjoyed this series.
Magnificent captures! Look angry in the first few, but back to cute again in the last couple. Nice job! ~ks
I didn't know we had river otters in Saskatchewan. Neat! I'm sure I would have thought they were beavers (bad eyesight)!
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