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Today's Science Lesson: Eating bugs is rough (Pretty gross, but cool)

 
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Apr 28, 2006 17:57 |  #1

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I was watching this Kingbird when I saw this "bump" activity starting on his back/shoulder. I thought that he might give a good display of ruffled feathers or something so I kept shooting. To my surprise, he yarfed! And what yarf it was.... I guess that eating bugs is kind of rough on the stomach. If you're going to get grossed out, then don't look past the first 2 pics. After that, it's a real-time science lesson. :D

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Apr 28, 2006 18:00 |  #2

LOL! Not as gross as I was expecting, but a very funny series. Thanks for posting.


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Apr 28, 2006 18:10 |  #3

Excellent series you managed to get there. One and two are really beautiful shots with good bokeh. When I kept on scrollin my jaw dropped...Wow...number three is just fantastic...how lucky you were to capture that moment...and then I kept on scrolling and the action started. ;-)a Wow...amazing behaviour series. Well done.


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Apr 28, 2006 18:20 |  #4

Great sequence shots, Lazy. And great science lesson. Now for the English lesson part...what's a yarf? :confused:

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Apr 28, 2006 18:26 |  #5

Cool capture!


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Apr 28, 2006 18:59 |  #6

You have done it again, well done LF, an excellent series of shots and each one is well captured. Thanks for sharing.


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Apr 28, 2006 19:01 |  #7

Great capture, I have watched birds roll them out but nothing like that.


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Apr 28, 2006 22:43 |  #8

LOL! Great action series LP! The kingbird probably chewed a bug that's bigger than he could swallow.


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Apr 28, 2006 23:03 |  #9

Lol...not too terribly gross. And I love the word yarf...new one on me!


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Apr 29, 2006 00:20 |  #10

Fantastic shooting. Captured very well and a good science lesson to boot.


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Apr 29, 2006 00:24 |  #11

Great series LF, probably looked worse in real life....LOL

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Apr 29, 2006 00:38 |  #12

great series! almost looks like a fly smacked him in the back of the head!


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Apr 29, 2006 10:45 |  #13

Very cool series with the first 2 and last shots being very nice images of the bird. The rest of the images are hilarious....maybe he was alergic to that type of bug and sneezed it out.....:lol:


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Apr 30, 2006 18:55 |  #14

I've ralphed more than a few times, but I just don't have the energy to yarf. Great series!


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Apr 30, 2006 19:01 |  #15

Euker!

Great series :)


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