>From My home area "A picture is worth a thousand words"
>From My home area "A picture is worth a thousand words"
Photographer catches bobcat fishing for shark
(This is the area that the BeachBum's grew `Up..)
Space has swam with bobcats b-4...& the sharks, Manatee's, dolphins, +
I thought a few member's might enjoy (?)
Garrett Pelican, WTLV 7:56 p.m. EDT April 7, 2015
Photographer John Bailey was taking an evening stroll through Sebastian Inlet State Park Monday when he spotted a bobcat on the beach, staring into the water. It was apparently watching a shark in the shallows feeding on smaller fish.(Photo: Courtesy: John Bailey)
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Fla. -- A picture's worth a thousand words, the old adage goes, and this picture doesn't disappoint: A Florida photographer captures the food chain in action.
Photographer John Bailey was taking an evening stroll through Sebastian Inlet State Park Monday when he spotted a bobcat on the beach, staring into the water. It was apparently watching a shark in the shallows feeding on smaller fish.
The cat continued watching nature at work when all of a sudden it leapt into the water onto the shark, estimated to be about four feet in length, and dragged its catch onto the beach.
The photo he took appears to show the determined cat hauling its prey by the tail into the sand.
Bailey says he might have gotten too close while taking the picture because the cat abruptly dropped its snack and took off into the nearby forest.
"They are out there. Bobcats are in this area and are seen regularly occasionally," said Terry O'Toole, a park services specialist who has worked at Sebastian Inlet for 35 years.
"They are more active at sunrise and sunset," he said, adding that they typically get about the size of a small dog. "They don't want anything to do with you."
(This is the area that the BeachBum's grew `Up..)
Space has swam with bobcats b-4...& the sharks, Manatee's, dolphins, +
I thought a few member's might enjoy (?)
Garrett Pelican, WTLV 7:56 p.m. EDT April 7, 2015
Photographer John Bailey was taking an evening stroll through Sebastian Inlet State Park Monday when he spotted a bobcat on the beach, staring into the water. It was apparently watching a shark in the shallows feeding on smaller fish.(Photo: Courtesy: John Bailey)
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Fla. -- A picture's worth a thousand words, the old adage goes, and this picture doesn't disappoint: A Florida photographer captures the food chain in action.
Photographer John Bailey was taking an evening stroll through Sebastian Inlet State Park Monday when he spotted a bobcat on the beach, staring into the water. It was apparently watching a shark in the shallows feeding on smaller fish.
The cat continued watching nature at work when all of a sudden it leapt into the water onto the shark, estimated to be about four feet in length, and dragged its catch onto the beach.
The photo he took appears to show the determined cat hauling its prey by the tail into the sand.
Bailey says he might have gotten too close while taking the picture because the cat abruptly dropped its snack and took off into the nearby forest.
"They are out there. Bobcats are in this area and are seen regularly occasionally," said Terry O'Toole, a park services specialist who has worked at Sebastian Inlet for 35 years.
"They are more active at sunrise and sunset," he said, adding that they typically get about the size of a small dog. "They don't want anything to do with you."
Last edited by BeachBumMike; Apr 8, 2015 at 11:34 AM.
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That's pretty cool I saw that on the web yesterday. I was in Pensacola last May and stayed for about a month in San Destin, See photo's attached.
I was stuck there, went to the beach couldn't find a place to set the towel down, so all I could do was watch the pretty ladies walk around.
Opps I was just a bit over here.
I was stuck there, went to the beach couldn't find a place to set the towel down, so all I could do was watch the pretty ladies walk around.
Opps I was just a bit over here.
Last edited by drivernumber3; Apr 8, 2015 at 11:49 AM. Reason: photo
Thanks Guys, I'm happy that you enjoyed...Yes, Florida has a lot of wildlife & wild humans also...There's many that seem to come to Florida to party & turn in2 wild crazy human animals >
I think the above are MCF Member's from up North *LOL
Last edited by BeachBumMike; Apr 8, 2015 at 11:59 AM.
Hi `Zach, isn't it just amazing what a member can learn & see on the MCF
WoW > I think our staff should hand out some type of degree or certificate > LOL <
I'd be a Winner & get the How to waste time & attempt to entertain `Degree
