Okay, Buster, I'm shoving you overboard! by goodoleboy
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Description
That's what you get for hitting on my woman!
Captured 4/5/12, at the semi beautiful El Dorado Nature Center in beautiful Long Beach, California.
Long distance shot taken from a bridge above Lake Emerald, and ZOOM worthy.
With their normal stoic behavior, it was hard to believe there was any dissension among these peaceful amphibians.
Toodles, thankx for the peek, and for any and all favs and noncritical comments.
Comments (16)
Great job on this adorable capture Harry, love the caption
Great capture of the turtles.Zoom worthy, they almost appear to be constipated. See You Soon!
ready for fight ;) really cool capture of this!! sorry not much time for comment :(
Cool and funny capture. Superb title too!
Super shot!
:o) Great title, made me chuckle :o)
Hehehe.... He gets what he deserves. I like your humor here Harry. A cool image.
There you tell him LOL! Totally awesome capture and FUNNY Harry!!! Lovin this!
These guys seem to have a great life. Nice shot, Harry.
wow never saw a turtle fight before. must be a slow fight
Cute photo and funny title Harry! I like the patterns in the wood also.
A very cool catch on this one timing just right.
You tell him, big boy! lol Great title Harry, love it AND love the photo, well taken.. Excellent detailing.. Rob
LOL, they do seem rather clumsy when they move around like this; great details on this shot, Harry!
awww great capture!!!
in zoom we get to see the full coloration of the turtles, and you know, sometimes those colorations seem almost like war paint. So it's not a total surprise that they'd spar once in awhile. It's just, their "sparring" is so slow by human standards, they almost appear to be doing a slow motion martial arts demonstration, or even yoga. Beautiful capture of all their lines & patterns. And up close they really do look primal in your capture. Fine work, harry, and I like your description & title. It almost looks like the ground-based turtle is a decoy for the climbing one---who's using the other guy for protection as he checks out the incoming enemy...