Working Without a Net

There was enough interest in yesterdays shot, that I thought folks might be interested in seeing just how "far out on a limb" the little critter was.

[cheryl]

How did he get down.? Just fall off?

[❀ Lynn]

Wow....that is awesome....he really looks like he's practicing for Superman here! Incredible that he's set himself up like that.

[Sharon Lee]

Wow.. He did so some amazing climbing

[Rob Crosby]

@cheribug @lynnb @sugarmuser
Thanks All, and, yes cheryl, he "just fell off".

[Sheri]

Wow! That's quite a climb!

[Rob Crosby]

@groovygirlrn
Thanks, Sheri. Reminds me of Jonathan Livingston Seagull, if you're familiar with the story?

[Amanda F.]

Hahaha! Wow! He was really trying to fly. Great capture!

[Rob Crosby]

Ended up a bit like Buzz Lightyear, as in, "That's not flying. It's just falling. With style."

[Robin]

Great to see it in context; thanks.

[Rob Crosby]

@girlie
Thanks, Robin.

[michelle mcintyre]

Great capture - lovely surrounds!!

[Tin Agustin]

What an amazing capture Rob. It made me laugh! Cute x

[Shirley Banford]

Thanks.

[Rob Crosby]

@michelle58 @tinagustin @sabanford
Michelle, Tin and Shirley,
Thanks for taking the time to view and comment!

[bardejov]

He is so cute up there. Great shot.

[Rob Crosby]

Thanks, b.
He found his way into my heart.

[Lyn]

Gracious, I guess he did find his way into your heart. . .I hope he didn't stay stuck like that!

[Rob Crosby]

@lyno
Lyn, Stuck in my heart, yes. On the log, no. He dropped off and into the water when the bow of my kayak bumped the log.

[Tara]

I don't know how I missed this but thanks for posting. How in the world did he get up there?!?

[Rob Crosby]

@tara11
How? One step at a time. He sure had no help from me or anyone else. I've seen them "out a limb" before, though they're usually close to the water; on rocks or logs.