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MK pix 
What a cool photo! I love that it’s just wings and legs.
janet
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Thank you Janet. I think we might be glad we’re on the outside looking in?
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Now that you mention it, exactly.
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Fantastic photograph.
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Thanks Gigi. I’ve never had the courage to even TRY that pose.
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Nice capture!
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Thank you David. It looks like some kind of modern dance, doesn’t it?
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That one made me say ‘Oh Wow’ out loud just now!
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You have just made my day. Thank you Lisa!
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😃
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Very good shot. There’s a story there…
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I see that you’re a writer, and you see a story here? I would love to read that story.
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But does it have a head? Great shot
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Its a wild and crazy kind of west coast bird, I think.
Thanks Chris!
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What an utterly amazing shot! I’m thinking it has to be an egret about to launch. The detail is terrific. Where did you catch this one?
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Well thank you so much, Gunta! It is indeed an egret. I took it at a man-made lake made for water reclamation, called Lake Balboa. It’s smack in the middle of the suburbs. There are so many egrets and black crowned night herons, and geese and ducks and guys fishing from the edge, and canoes for rent. I always keep my camera on continuous shooting mode, hence my good fortune. Here is an earlier post of the same egret, I think.
https://mkpix.wordpress.com/2013/10/15/fish-dinner/
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This is a fabulous capture!
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Thanks so much for your comment, Debby. I got lucky.
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Great capture – it reminds me of this funny video – have you seen it? http://youtu.be/Ln2Xq8fCNI8
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Thank you Eliza. No, I had not seen that video, but now I have. Very very funny! And it is a lot alike.
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What a great capture… That’s what I love about photography…
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Thank you! I agree — one of the most wonderful aspects of photography to me is that it helps me see!
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You get a WOWZERS for this shot! Very extremely beautiful photo, and perfect for the challenge!!
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This is my very first WOWZERS award! Thank you Sue!
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That is a great capture, and it can be too, that for an instant the egret is covering up, creating its own shade 🙂
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Or, it is about to perform a victory dance for catching an itty bitty fish. But it could be shade, now that you mention it — it’s quite hot out there.
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perfectly timed!
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Well, I could take full credit… or I might also say that I was perfectly lucky!
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someday i want to fly with one of thoe backwards kneed birds,,,…
kewl shot………. splendid 2015 warmest of wishes 2 U ……… Q
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Same to you, Q!
(I just saw an old James Bond movie on Netflix the other night. You’re Q. I am M. Now that is kewl!)
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yeppurzzzzzzz Q 2 U I AM I AM 🙂 lol. 😎 sunny dayzzzzz ahead frum da’ Q 2 U Keep on Keepin on “M” ur pics are fab! ……
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😉
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What perfect timing and I love the light through his wings! Beautiful!
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When a fine photographer like you gives me a compliment, I carefully put it in a large Mason jar and keep it for those rainy days. Thank you Susan.
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Extraordinary photo!
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Thanks Elizabeth! I got really lucky on this one.
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great picture!
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So sorry I missed your December comment!
Thanks so much.
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Great capture.
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Thank you Rupali.
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The fine art of Stealth!
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Haha Mary! You see Stealth, I see a dancer! Perhaps it’s both.
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