Well that is about all that is left now the otter has its jaws wrapped around this fish. I just love the otter, but am afraid have yet to be fortunate enough to see one in the wild. On hearing the day’s forecast was pretty grey but might lighten up later, we headed straight for the Tamar Otter Sanctuary in Cornwall, near Launceston. What a great find, excellent value for money and a very informative guide. Highly recommend.
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What a great photo!
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Thanks, no doubt you have plenty of these creatures over your way? While I am at it thanks for the follow and anyone reading this, please go and check out the site of NW Frame of Mind. After you have put a follow on me obviously 😉. MM 🍀
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We do have plenty of Otters and I think they are so cute. 🙂 Thanks for the shout out, when we bloggers support each other we all win!
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No problem with the shout, I like your blog and it is worth letting others know……
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Reblogged this on Oyia Brown.
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Fish eye in the lens haha. Nice shot!
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Cheers George, I had a quick smirk when conjuring up the title. Thanks for commenting. MM 🍀
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Great pic, but poor fishy 😦
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Als, that is the harsh side of nature. MM
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Fabulous picture!
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Gracias, only just getting to look at the pictures. May put up a wee gallery of these beautiful animals. Thanks for commenting. MM 👍
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