Spring a time of new life, a time of renewal; is also the time that many fish species spawn. Today as I was boating around the lake I noticed a school of young fish swimming about a weedbed. The school swam as one, all facing the same direction and swimming at the same speed.
These fish are extremely small. I would estimate their length at between 3-6mm.
These fish are extremely small. I would estimate their length at between 3-6mm.
For this capture I used the 100-400 lens at 400mm
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This is a REALLY neat photo! You have a very unique and interesting capture here! Thanks for sharing this with us.
ReplyDeleteThey are distictly visible. This is a great shot. Did you try putting your hand inside. ;)
ReplyDeleteSalty: Well captured, they look like a school of Crappie bait.
ReplyDeleteWow, very cool shot!
ReplyDeleteAt first I couldn't realize what it was I was looking at - looked like colored glass. I had to read your comments - great shot!
ReplyDeleteit is hardly to see but great shot
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great angle to shot the fish..
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That's a really unusual photo. i like your perspective. And I've always been fascinated with the movement of fish schools - suddenly all at once changing directions to zoom off.
ReplyDeleteUnusual ans excellent capture.
ReplyDeleteWow... great photo. I tried to photograph it but I just don't have the right stuff. Very nice!!
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I didn't see them at first, but now I do and it is an amazing shot. They are so interesting.
ReplyDeletewhat a gret choice for the theme. :) the water looks alive.
ReplyDeleteHappy CC!
I love this photo - depicts the moving water action w/ the fish very well!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness! Gives a better understanding of the term "small fry." Great shot.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great capture Salty.
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There were a lot of them! That is a great catch!
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful! :D Cute fish!
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