Let me begin by saying that I have never had an aquarium. It is not exciting for me to watch fish swimming around in such small captive spaces. Besides, it is hard to find a fishing pole small enough operate, there.
My favorite aquarium is the great outdoors. Below is a good example. Click on the photo and try to count the Salmon swiming upstream. Keep in mind that every ripple on the surface of the water and every fin you see is another fish. My grandson caught a few when I took him, then called his mom to say, "We need to move to Alaska."
After the great Exxon Valdez oil spill, near Valdez, Alaska, years ago, Exxon paid Alaska a kazillion dollars in fines and payments of lawsuit awards. With part of the money, Alaska built a wildlife center in Seward. These are a few shots through the glass window of the aquarium.
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I particularly liked the cutesy things. I wish I had thought of that word to describe some of the things I found. Great post.
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Aren't salmon just the most miraculous creatures? I wonder if you still have some salmon in your freezer, from the looks of it you probably do.
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the cutesy things, so awesome! and that yellow rock eye fish-all I could think was, that would be perfect for my fish curry! lol
ReplyDeleteI like the cutsie things! You know me, the bigger the pond the better...but I am kind to the small guys, that is until they grow bigger :)
ReplyDeleteThe cutsie things are winners, aren't they? They get my vote, too. Love the big, natural aquarium in your header!
ReplyDeleteI liked the sea lion, personally!
ReplyDeleteThat time lapse shot above is really cool. Someone was thinking in advance!
ReplyDeleteI like the name of the cutsie things.
I think you have permanently renamed those creatures as "cutsie things". We'll have to rewrite lots of textbooks. By the way, I counted 3,212 salmon and one very confused sturgeon.
ReplyDeleteI like those underwater creatures!
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While I don't normally associate you with "cutsie" things, Gordon, I guess now I have to revise my thinking.
ReplyDeleteThey are cutsie. And this was a very fun post.
I actually think the 'cutsie thing' is totally beautiful. good shoot out mr. fisherman.
ReplyDeleteVery nice variety~loved all your shots!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of fish are those in your header?
ReplyDeleteBeen missing you, my friend. Thought I would stop in and see what you had up your sleeve for this post. I just knew it was a post for the master fish-catcher. I expected some fish on a pole because I know that is where you like them.
Take care. Send us some sunshine. We are freezing up here.
I love the salmon run, I find it quite exciting to see the fish packing the rivers/streams fighting their way against the currents. Great pictures.
ReplyDeletecool post - the time lapse photo was awesome! I really liked the dolphin pictures. :)
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