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catfish dinner

catfish dinner

Posted on 18/03/201725/06/2017 by Marc Fauvet

what a better way to celebrate a new lens than a lastlast-light catfish dinner ? bon appétit !

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Posted in Birds, Nature Photos Tagged 'last light, bird photography, birds eating fish, catfish dinner, Fly Fishing, Leica/Panasonic 100-400mm images, Lumix GX8 images, Nature, Nature Photos, new eyes, Outdoors, Recreation, seagulls, seagulls eating a catfish 2 Comments

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