Bringing home the "Bacon" for the chick.

Missed the actual "transfer" but this adult was carrying a small fish to the young chick.

[Shepherdman's Wife]

wonderful capture Rob. fav

[Maggie]

fantastic shot. fav

[Danette Thompson]

Very cool.

[Rob Crosby]

@shepherdmanswife @snaphappi @danette
Not so cool for the fish, but we all have to eat! Thanks!

[Maggiemae]

This is super focus and catching him having caught the fish and not swallow it - quite unique! He's a different sort of duck - grey with a black head. fav

[Maggiemae]

He's not a duck is he?

[Maggiemae]

Looks like a 'common loon' from the google pages!

[Rob Crosby]

@maggiemae Maggiemae, No, not a duck. Here in New England we call then common loons. Over in "Old England" (U.K.) I just learned they're known as "Great Northern Divers.

[Pam Knowler]

Great capture! Fav!

[Yeshanghai]

Instant FAV

[Milanie]

Wonderful shot of the loon - such terrific detail. The lighting really brings those colors out so well. Fav

[Valerie Chesney]

Super capture, so like his speckled wings.

[Denise Wood]

Terrific Rob :) Fav

[Kim]

Fantastic capture!

[carol white]

Fabulous capture. Fav!! 😃

[Rob Crosby]

@pamknowler @yeshanghai @milaniet @happysnaps @gilbertwood @kimdavis @carolmw
Thanks, All! You've motivated me to get back on the water THIS morning!

[Kat]

What a wonderful mother, beautifully caught!

[Gena Pegg]

WOW of WOW! You look as though you right there in the water with him.

[Rob Crosby]

@katrinastabback @eyesmile Thanks. (Gena, That's the wonderful thing about the kayak. My best piece of "photographic" equipment by far. It does put me pretty much on their level and they're so used to me by now that they often let me drift very close!