Can you see me now ? ( very slightly graphic )

Or " I'm going to hold the jaw down just to be sure "

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Now that really is capturing life and death. Amazing to see thank you very much.

Nothing in nature goes to waste. Good catch.

Harvey_G wrote in post #7551912
Nothing in nature goes to waste. Good catch.

My thoughts exactly. Outstanding shot.

Harvey_G wrote in post #7551912
Nothing in nature goes to waste. Good catch.

Well said, and very true.

Great picture, though kind of bone-chilling, as we're all heading that way.....

WOW great capture !

I have had frog legs roasted they taste swampy literally ..fishy of a green lake .

These vultures are amazing ..where are they ?

The croc is gone ...whoa.

Yola wrote in post #7552401
WOW great capture !

I have had frog legs roasted they taste swampy literally ..fishy of a green lake .

These vultures are amazing ..where are they ?

The croc is gone ...whoa.

They are very common here in south florida and something of a hazzard at times, Iv'e come very close to have a couple come through the wind shield while driving on rt 41. They are a little reluctant to get off the roadkill and kind of slow getting into the air when they do. This gator wasn't roadkill though he was by the side of a canal in Fakahtchee state forrest, no idea what killed him hunters or natural causes.

WOW nice shot!!!!!!

He probably froze to death, going by the weather this winter. Great shot.

canonloader wrote in post #7557684
He probably froze to death, going by the weather this winter. Great shot.

thanks for the compliment but I doubt he froze, we had a couple of cold snaps but these guys usually get through those O.K. I didn't examine the gator closely but I would not be suprised if lead poisoning was not the cause of death. Every signpost, birdbox and state information sign in the area is riddled with holes so I would not be suprised if he was the victim of some target practice too.