Oh no!!

While walking around the lakes, my sister and I have commented on the amount of wonderful frog noises we now hear - so you can imagine my ""horror" when I spotted an egret trying hard to swallow a frog!! I hope he doesn't eat too many!

[Babs]

Wow that's either a huge frog or a little egret. I hope the egret doesn't get indigestion.

[Lou Ann]

Oh my!

[Bep]

Wow!

[Annie D]

oh wow....glad it's not in my garden - I love my frogs hahahaha

[Esther Rosenberg]

What great shot and capture. That is a big fat meal.

[Gosia]

Amazing, perfect timing!

[Lee-Ann]

Wow..what a shot.

[ChristineL]

Great shot, poor frog!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Ooh no !! poor frog !

[Diana]

How awful, you sure got a great shot of it!

[Steve Jacob]

Raw nature

[Merrelyn]

Poor frog.

[Monique]

Oh my ...I still recall the horror when I saw an egret swallowing a little bird when we lived in Africa ...

[amyK]

Great capture by you and the egret....

[gloria jones]

Wow...Fantastic close up and details

[Peter]

Great catch and capture Bill what timing:)

[KoalaGardens🐨]

what a shot and catch!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

I will also say - when the predators are healthy the prey species are thriving - so this guy is balancing, unlike humans who just destroy

[Jane Pittenger]

I agree with Koalagardens

[Joanne Diochon]

A necessary part of the cycle but I too don't enjoy seeing it.

[PhylM-S]

What @koalagardens said!

[Anne ❀]

super timing and details!

[Rick]

Awesome capture.

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Issi Bannerman]

Wow, great capture Denise. Horrific, but so good! :-)

[Margo]

Oh!! Naughty Egret!!