Great crested grebe (I think) catched a fish.

Right place at the right time for once

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greenjeans wrote in post #17657989
You wonder how they can swallow something that big.

GeoffSFAs10 wrote in post #17658584
That and how quickly it actually dies from the event. I would imagine that would feel weird wiggling about in your stomach.

I though I was the only one to think about these two things!

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