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Fantastic shots, Lisa π The alligator looks totally bored π Who won in the end?
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It was a draw. Maybe the gator had just eaten. Look at how fat he was! Not sure he could have moved fast enough before the heron flew. LOL! π
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I was startled by a few alligators in Texas too. Good shot.
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I only get startled if they are large and close. Otherwise, I suppose you get used to having them around. We are cautious but if I was scared of them, I’d never go outside. We would never hike or bird in Florida.
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I suppose so, but for someone not accustomed to them they are quite frightening.
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This is true. π
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Yikes! It makes me think of the recent story of the guy rescuing his puppy from the jaws of an alligator. Good shots of Mother Nature in action.
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Yes, it was a heroic thing he did, but the gator he wrestled was only about a 3-5 foot gator. It wasn’t that big but if he hadn’t done it, his puppy was gone. The gator in this photo was large! Very large! 12-14 feet! It wouldn’t have eaten that man. We were on the opposite bank so I wasn’t worried and he was sunning himself. Not likely to move. π
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Alligatorsπ π³ nice captures though!
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Yes, and I’m sure there will be more in my future. We are planning on going birding for several days next week. I can’t wait! I’m sure we will see a few gators along the way. π
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Have a great trip!
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Thanks Rita. Not sure where we are going. Will check the bird sightings & weather the night before & decide where we are going. π
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I’d say the photographer is pushing her luck… π
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We were on the opposite bank. That big ole’ thing would have had to cross the water and reach the other side before we would be gone. π
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OK, now I feel better… π
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π told you Iβm careful. Hope you had a Merry Christmas!
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we did have a nice Christmas, I hope you did as well…
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We certainly did. My BFF & hubby came from Tampa to visit for 4 days. It’s just the 2 of them and we all social distance the same and only go where we have to go. FaceTime my kids and grandkids. π
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Under the circumstances, that seems pretty good!
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Absolutely! They said it was their best Christmas in a long time. We played cards & watched movies. Great to hang out with humans other than ourselves. π
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yes, the need for human connection is powerful…
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Yes it is. Iβve always said Iβd be happy in the mountains as long as I had internet. Not sure I believe my own words. I like people too much. π
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internet and water…:)
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Exactly! LOL! π
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