fish

Just taken about half an hour ago in Portsmouth, UK. Flying by the shore with what i looks some kind of fish in its talons ? Looks like a peregrin falcon to me but need some help identifying please.

Other names: Turkish Brown Fish Owl / Western Brown Fish Owl Ketupa zeylonensis semenowi Zarudny, 1905

Ketupa zeylonensis (Gmelin, 1788)

A nice reflection of this little grebe coming into its fishing ground.

This Tern caught a small pike right in front of the hide. Sometimes you get lucky:-)

This Litle Grebe must have caught about 8 little fish as I was watching her.

The River Tern fishing in lake

3 Pix from Embo in April this year. Pic taken from the same place as last time I saw the Osprey at Embo, and again with a fish in his talons.

A reef shark on its lunch break- Vector illustration

The fish comes with veg, sir...

GCG Parent - "Anything Juvie can do, I can do bigger...."

Walking through a wood near a loch, when this guy flew overhead - trees were in the way, so only got a couple of "snaps" - not a great pic. Realised later there was a fish in its talons.

At the end of the GGAS walk at Arrowhead Marsh as we headed to the cars in the car park. This is why you never put the camera away until you are at home!

Re yesterday's pic of the GCG with the monster fish, he persevered and did eventually get it down. Even managed to evade junior's persistent chasing and begging!

A first - had never saw one in the act of eating before - always after the fact.

First time I've ever saw a fish in the mouth of a cormorant with my own eyes. Observed quite a few over the years, but never eating - fish usually gone when they surface. Was tempted to lighten the shadow inside the mouth to see Si the Stickleback better, but it didn't look natural. Three pix...

I photographed this heron as he lunged into the shallow vegetation and came up with a major meal... and a special hair style.

Watched the adult catch quite a few fish to take back to the youngsters. Job well done!

I've seen Jurassic Park and have no doubt this is a Velociraptor, although it might be a Grey Heron, which clearly is the same thing. Ah the canals - don't ya just love 'em. Part 4 of the "Feeding" series.

Oscar (Astronotus sp.: Cichlidae) I estimate this cichlid species was ca. 13-18 cm (5-7 in) long. Astronotus ocellatus is native in South America and is a popular aquarium fish in the United Staes and can be found on the menu of many restaurants in South America. Photographed in Ro Cuiab, south...

Juvenile grey heron with a fresh-caught fish in Waterford City, Ireland.

Little Egret Having Breakfast on the South Shores of Lake Garda :)

It was fun watching the cormorants fishing for dinner while at the reserve. Lucky enough to capture him catching his dinner!

These were all taken yesterday in very cold and dull conditions. They tell the story of the meal cycle of a Kingfisher and his fish. Just for Delia's Saturday fun. Please forgive the quality of photo's they are all heavily cropped from dull conditions.