Peter Dexter
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An Andean Motmot with a small lizard on it's (the lizard's) last day.
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My World: Life And Death
- Thread starter Peter Dexter
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
A perfect capture my friend. Kudos on your spotting skills!
Amazing beauty in such obviously needed tragedy!
Asher
Amazing beauty in such obviously needed tragedy!
Asher
James Lemon
Well-known member
Awesome capture Peter!
Peter Dexter
Well-known member
Thank you Asher and thank you James.
Roshni Patel
Member
Stunning click!
I loved the timing.
I loved the timing.
Peter Dexter
Well-known member
Thank you Roshni.
Norman Jaillet
New member
Death and Life! Beautiful detail!
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Norman,
I am delighted you chose this rivetingly beautiful but tragic image as your one of your firsts to comment on here!
The boxes well!
....and welcome!
Asher
Peter Dexter
Well-known member
Thank you for taking a look Norman and your nice comment
Norman Jaillet
New member
Thank you Asher!
Norman Jaillet
New member
You are welcome!
Chris Calohan II
Well-known member
This bird has a striking resemblance to a Night Heron. Once they get a snake, lizard or other reptile in their beaks, it's all over but the flip and swallow.
Peter Dexter
Well-known member
Not visible in the photo but these birds have a beak with a serrated edge so no, nothing gets away.