A Crows strike

[tigerburnie]

Nature can be cruel by tigerburnie, on Flickr

[colin C]

Re: A Crows strike

Definite Gotcha there. Very well seen and taken.

[tigerburnie]

Re: A Crows strike

Bit of a grab shot we were watching what we thought was a Woodcock and turned to be Snipe and I caught this out of the corner of my eye.

[Bill53]

Re: A Crows strike

Great capture, nice work.

Bill.

[tigerburnie]

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Thanks Bill, if you look on the flickr image, you can see the poor little Voles face, I even got a glint in it's eye.

[Trev B]

Re: A Crows strike

Good capture well done

[tigerburnie]

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CheersTrev

[Stan]

Re: A Crows strike

well spotted. I once saw one on Brownsea flying off with an egg he had stolen from a nest and a few minutes later he returned with another one

[tigerburnie]

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Cheers Stan, won't be any pics for a couple of weeks while I recover from my operation

[Dawesy]

Re: A Crows strike

Great spot and capture

[tigerburnie]

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Thanks Steve, when we get a big spring tide close to 6 metres the Montrose basin floods the old salt pans and I have witnessed this before, this time I was in the right place at the right time, Herons also catch the voles as the tide rises.