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"Eeny, meeny, miny, moe"
There are so many eels,
which shall I choose for my dinner?
Seen in Western Springs in Auckland New Zealand. Actually, I think the eels and swans co-exist.
I always take my visitors to Western Springs.
The swans seems to find the eels a bit perplexing
ReplyDeletenot a combination I see very often - eels and black swans - together!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting, as the swan wonders if he should snack or play.
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What a great photo catch!!! I have never seen a black swan! The eel looks like his mouth is open, but that may just be an illusion in the water, a mere tiny wave. He looks mad. This picture is astounding!
ReplyDeleteWow, I have never seen eels in my photo shoot!
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot of them!
Gorgeous shot!
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Beautiful photo, thanks for sharing.
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Your shot is so unique...
ReplyDeleteThe swan wants to play or eat the eels?
the eels look like snakes!:p
ReplyDeleteEels and Swan! Very different combination. I seldom see these together. That's a great amount of eels too. I do agree with Luna Miranda too, it does look like snakes at some angles.
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Great photo... A lot of eels in the water... I wonder if the swan is thinking about dinner.
ReplyDeleteEELS?!!!! Ewwww, creepy. The swan however is gorgeous.
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Something I have never seen - a mess of eels like that, with or without a black swan watching!
ReplyDeleteWe have a new chinese store and they have live eels for sale.
ReplyDeleteI guess if you like them, that's a good spot to get a bunch of them.
Great shots, love seeing animals in amongst the watery nature shots.
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