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Topic: Striper Down the Hatch  (Read 2457 times)

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Pelican

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A photographer guy I know got these shots a couple of weeks ago. I've never seen a cormorant this ambitious before! The striper is around 14" long. The cormorant chuggs it and then sat motionless for an hour or so with a huge bulge in his neck! No size limit here!


ZeeHokkaido

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WOW! I thought they only went after baitfish. He'll need a couple Pepto for sure!! :smt044

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152 Sumo

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Those birds don't mess around.  I saw one at Chabot trying so hard to eat a trout that was obviously too big.  It wouldn't give up though. 


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He's just bringing home "Da bacon" for mama!   Talk about WAF points there!



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