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Koi's big brother slipping through the waters of the South Saskatchewan River. Not nearly as pretty nor as easy to snap, but the best I could do.
Nice, but now I have to raise you one - here's a really big brother swimming by me in some shallow water in the Gulf of Mexico - and no, it's not a dolphin, though I have pictures of them (wild ones) somewhere...:
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Mackguyver, this is the best rejoinder I can manage. I don't have a lot of pictures of marine creatures. Orcas along the Pacific north-west coastline. Not fish, but at least they have fins. Magnificent creatures.
 

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dpc said:
Mackguyver, this is the best rejoinder I can manage. I don't have a lot of pictures of marine creatures. Orcas along the Pacific north-west coastline. Not fish, but at least they have fins. Magnificent creatures.
Okay, you win 8) and I'm sure that must have been quite an experience to see and photograph the orcas. It reminds me of a documentary on Discovery or National Geo I was watching one time. The narrator was somewhat sarcastic (which was funny) and he said something like, "No attacks on humans by killer whales have been reported, but it's distinctly possible that no one has ever survived an attack to report one."
 
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mackguyver said:
dpc said:
Mackguyver, this is the best rejoinder I can manage. I don't have a lot of pictures of marine creatures. Orcas along the Pacific north-west coastline. Not fish, but at least they have fins. Magnificent creatures.
Okay, you win 8) and I'm sure that must have been quite an experience to see and photograph the orcas. It reminds me of a documentary on Discovery or National Geo I was watching one time. The narrator was somewhat sarcastic (which was funny) and he said something like, "No attacks on humans by killer whales have been reported, but it's distinctly possible that no one has ever survived an attack to report one."


I certainly wouldn't want to swim with them in case they felt they needed a bit of a snack. :)
 
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Water fowl splashing? The first one's on a pond in Beacon Hill Park in Victoria, BC. The second one's on the Pacific at Cattle Point, Victoria, BC. Both widgeons, of course. I'm tapped out.
 

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Cool shots and I'm about tapped out, too. This is really stretching the keywords and captions of my work - and my site's search engine :). I've tried to be better about it in recent times, but my old work is lucky to have a caption - especially random / misc. stuff like this!

I'll finish things off (for now) with Four-of-a-Kind - there was a lot of splashing x4 right after I got this one frame off - but those are still in CR2 format...:
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