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How To Eat A Blue Crab - Great Black Backed Gull In Training Photograph by Carol Senske

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Comments (9)

Jenny Rainbow

Jenny Rainbow

This is so wonderful triptych, Carol! love how you caught their interaction!

Carol Senske replied:

Many, many thanks, Jenny:>) It was fun to watch!

Bob Orsillo

Bob Orsillo

LOL This is so cool, I can hear the seagull conversation now :) VF

Carol Senske replied:

Any parent has to know what this Mom is thinking - "Kids today! When I was young . . ." Glad you got a chuckle, Bob:>)

Steve Harrington

Steve Harrington

A fascinating and fun sequence! :) vf

Carol Senske replied:

Thank you, Steve - I'm glad it happened when I was watching:>) Thanks, too, for the V/F!

Anand Swaroop Manchiraju

Anand Swaroop Manchiraju

Splendid shot. Great composition and beautiful action captured.V/F

Carol Senske replied:

You're so nice to leave this lovely comment, Anand, and I appreciate the V/F very much!

Sharon Burger

Sharon Burger

or how not to get eaten by a crab...let mom do the hard part.. so adorable, how lucky you were to catch such a scene.. v/f

Carol Senske replied:

LOL - you may be right on with that thought! The winds were probably around 25 MPH, the sand was stinging, the water was fierce and wild yet Mom found this crab, alive, for her baby. Amazing! And then to see the interaction between them -p it was touching and comical at the same time:>)

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