A coastal relic living in Campbell River, BC., rattling around the beaches and the bush. Hobbies are anything nautical, unsuccesful prospecting and treasure hunting, gardening and photography. Have built and operated 5 commercial salmon/log salvage boats, and still love playing with tools, and messing about in boats.BIO"I have often thought in all the world, The saddest thing to be; Old admirals that feel the wind, But never put to sea." Al Stewart, fron Past, Present, and Future. After a lifetime of fishing, beachcombing,(log salvage) and generally messing about, health issues have put me on the beach for good. You never completely get the salt water out of your veins, though. This gallery gives me a chance to fish some memories out of shoe boxes and share them, something that's rapidly becoming another hobby. I began fishing for money at age 11, 6 if you count trading rockcod for popsicles. I hope you enjoy my reminiscing.
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Comments (17)
SeigMancer
Very nice photo. Amazing how you caught three of these nice birds in one shot.
cynlee
hehe... you think? probably not very tasty... truely amazing creatures! i think of you as an eagle now... noble, & proud... may you soar high! :]
yes... i am one tasty morsel! at least that's what they tell me manly hugz -THC :]
Raven_427
Ahh .. no, they won't like that taste of herring, i'm sure Jim. Wonderful image my friend! :-)
raven_nightmares
lol...yes...I can understand that title. I once saw a vulture doing exactly the same thing..and it looked at me for FAR too long for my liking...
WandM
Again a great capture. Lovely! Love your title too.
RedundantlyAbundant
Man I do love your shots of these majestic creatures. I revel in the display of power these animals posess in relation to other birds of prey. Keep 'em coming!
LostPatrol
Great capture, their eyes look right through you! OK I'm running Ahhhhhhhhhhh. Maybe I will see some of their cousins up in the hills tomorrow!
creanum
Great capture, i like it.....
logiloglu
a fantastic shot, Jim. the all looks at you, hope you are safe on this place. excellent done as always, my friend. !!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!
patmartj
wonderful shot your taking , these are so majestic
Mikan
Excellent capture!
jwdell
No one photographs thes magestic creatures like you...
Awesome+++++++++++!!!
DarkestAngel
They can bugger off then because there isn't enough meat on me for all of them. Have to agree with jwdell on his comment...it's a "Garnite shot".
Nilla
This one is friggin excellent! V
Akinom
Definitely your signature on this fantastic shot, Jim! You always show perfectly how noble and proud they are! Btw that title is just striking ;o)
OldFaithful
LOL..Jim, when I said that, I didn't mean for you to attract their attention;) Luckily you don't look like a salmon, so I think you're safe:P Great shot, young man..stay safe:)
kansas
Excellent photo. Yes, they certainly seem to be staring at you. Probably they are wondering if it is safe to stay put or fly.