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This blog is my place to record and share what I see around me. Here you'll find my photographs, pictures, and artwork of Ohio's nature and wildlife. I welcome comments. Be sure to subscribe to my feed if you'd like to get the most latest updates delivered to the feed reader of your choice.
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I'm always willing to answer any nature question you might have, or at least point you in the right direction.
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Wow. Lovely shot. Is he/she alive? If so, how in the world did you get so close, or did you have a nice lens to help. Crabs are often beautiful creatures, which you can see clearly, IF you get close enough.
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ReplyDeleteI found this crab this morning along the high tide marker. I was sitting on the beach when a seagull swoopedmdown about 10'yards to my left. Without landing, the gull picked at something , quickly dropped it, then ascended once again. I walked over to find out what the gull was investigating and then found this crab. I wasn't sure if it had any life left, but imtook it down to the water. It was dead,'somi positionedmjust above the water and took this shot with my iPhone.
For as long as I can remember I have been fascinated with all wild creatures, big and small, beautiful or ugly, useful to humankind or not.
-Tom
Sorry for the typos- darn iPad keyboard. "so I positioned it" is he that should read.
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