I was in one of my favourite haunts for sea birds today… central London!
The River Thames (click to zoom)
And yes, the cormorants were there. Not in great numbers, but I watched a pair of them diving for fish and eventually caught this sequence.
That was a total of five seconds from dive to swallow!
Camera note: all cormorant shots taken with the EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L USM IS lens. The view of the river was taken with the EF 17-40mm 1:4L USM lens.
gdare
9 Apr 2009That cormorant must have been very hungry – or this is usual way to lunch for them :left:
A view to central London is beautiful :up:
Words
9 Apr 2009I think that's their usual way. Lots of diving and an occasional fish :chef:
Flying Red Fox Blog
9 Apr 2009Wow thats a good catch! :yes:
SittingFox
9 Apr 2009Great sequence of the cormorant fishing :up:
Ukwildlife
9 Apr 2009top sequence :up:
Words
9 Apr 2009Thanks Adele… I was pleased to get the start of the dive, rather than the full arch which is what I generally get.
Words
9 Apr 2009Thanks Neil!
Words
9 Apr 2009Thanks Mark! The cormorant thoughts so as well. Much easier than an eel 😉