Spawning run – Day 119 of 365
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The range of images on this site amazes me! From huge vistas, sunrises and sunsets to the detail of a fish’s tail. Thank you for my daily sampling of nature.
Eli Noneman Carter Noneman
Fantastic!
Every creature follows its own natural instinct….and it’s all fascinating!
Suckers swimming upstream to spawn. Another sign of spring!
Luke Ullrich
Looks like red horse. Nice to hear the running water. Thank you.
A glimpse into an unseen world. And the sound of running water is my mantra. Thanks.
Neat
I loved the sound of the rushing waters and then the appearance of the salmon running upstream. It’s a great way to start my day!
Not salmon. My husband says red stripe sucker.
Not salmon.
My husband’s guess I red striped sucker.
I love how the composition of the flowing water enables the fin to stand out while leaving to mystery most of its body.
Awesome photography
Everything is ice where we are! Beautiful to see! Are those suckers?
Wonderful as always. I have often wondered how much footage you have to take in order to get these amazing moments. It always seems that you are in just the right place at just the right time, with just the right light!
Again, a sensational catch (the photo) . . .
Wow
Thank you for sharing!!
My brother in law in Arizona, age 87 seems to think these are sucker fish ! So what type of fish are they ? i thought for a quick minute cat fish…but then i didn’t see any whiskers….thanks @irene
The sound of running water and the fabulous inhabitants make for a soothing combination. Thank you for capturing these fish on their journey to their ultimate destination.
tout simplement merveilleux……..merci
thank you
Makes me feel like a fish out of water. Nice.
the light
Unbelievable underwater shots!! Thank you.