Diving Shag
There’s a Shag diving in Brixham harbour. They’re a pleasure to watch, you just never know when they’re going to dive, or where or when they’re going to resurface.
I’ve been practising my reaction times with the camera’s shutter button and managed to capture this Shag just as its beak touched the water’s surface on its dive for fish.
I need to practise finding Shags in the viewfinder when they surface randomly with fish now!
More Shags
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Green-eyed Shag The beautiful eyes of this Shag are like emeralds glinting in this bright sunshine. The natural world is more precious… read more
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A Shag in the harbour Shags are a form of Cormorant found around our coasts. They are smaller than the Common Cormorant we get across… read more
Flypast I'm sat on the cliffs of Westray in pleasant light. It's the middle of summer and it's finally made it… read more
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