Hello everyone! A very warm welcome to you all! The video I have selected for this post is actually the title of today's post. I have always been fascinated by cuttlefish...I hope you enjoy the 2 minute clip!
In yesterday's post I shared a few photos that I took last May in a nature park walk. I mentioned that the greylag goose in yesterday's photo was very sweet...well, she walked up closely enough to me enabling me to get some lovely closeups of her. I guess she noticed that I wasn't a threat and obviously she didn't mind my taking photos of her, either. You just need to click on the images to see a larger view.
Thank you all so much for visiting me here! I always appreciate and enjoy reading your kind thoughts, which you are always welcome to share.
I love to see close-ups of birds. Their feather patterns are so intricate and beautiful. Nice photos, Linda.
ReplyDeleteamazing creatures - delightful duckies!
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Extremely interesting video on cuttlefish, Linda !
ReplyDeleteAnd great shots of the geese - very detailed.
I'm actually terrified of geese, they always look like they're ready to attack you and they're so loud too! Hehe I have a cam which can zoom quite far, so I usually take photos of them from a distance.
ReplyDeletethose fish are pretty creepy-looking, but I can see how it's related to the octopus
ReplyDeletethat's really up close and personal with the goose! i love friendly creatures, and i'm glad she was trusting of you :D
ReplyDeleteYour first photo is competition worthy, I would have it printed and framed, absolutely superb. Those feathers, nature is marvellous. Greetings from Jean
ReplyDeleteFascinating video of cuttlefish and gorgeous goose !
ReplyDeletespennende video og flotte bilder !
ReplyDeleteyou got great shots, I get so excited when anything non domesticated comes up to me even better when they stay long enough for photos. So many of the underwater creatures have the most amazing chameleon qualities the Cuttlefish is certainly one of them.
ReplyDeleteShe still looks a bit stern, though!
ReplyDeleteSaw a great documentary on cuttlefish a while back, absolutely amazing, would love to come across them in the sea.
ReplyDeleteHere's a little rib tickler.......
"Canadian geese are known to fly in a “V” shaped as they migrate across the county.
The lead goose in the “V” cuts through the air making it easier for the rest of the geese behind him.
As that lead goose becomes tired, he will drop off and join one of the sides and a new lead goose will take over.
This is done several times as they are flying long distances.
Question: So if you look up in the sky and see a “V” shape of geese and one side is longer than the other, do you know what that means?
Answer: There are more geese on that side."
Lovely post as always my friend
ReplyDeleteThose fish are amazing! I love to see them change.
ReplyDeleteGreat close-ups of the geese!
That cuttlefish video was super ~ I would have shown it to my third graders! We always studied the mollusks, a fascinating invertebrate group! Have a good one!
ReplyDeleteThat´s an enchanting goose.
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Filip
une vidéo tres intéressante..
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Nice, Linda, the goose, and so close !
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I like geese. Great photos. I used to see lots of them around the lake I walked around where I used to live. I'd love spring time when all the babies were around.
ReplyDeleteLinda - such an interesting video - I had never seen these fish before. How amazing that their skin takes on texture like gravel. I am always learning something interesting when I visit you dear. As for those geese - such lovely photos - so glad you got close ups. Take care and have a great day.
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ReplyDeleteI believe that grey goose is just vain and knew a picture was in the offing.
ReplyDeleteIf you do not believe in God...just watch the cuttlefish...amazing...I agree with Joanne...the grey goose knows he is getting his picture takedn.
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