'The goldfish swam from the depth
to the surface
Swirling flowing fluently
It's orange tail like an unwilling mantilla in air'..
It was slightly mesmerising watching the large goldfish.. more of a koi really, tail swishing lazily as it made it's way through the pond grasses, at times disappearing before reappearing briefly. There are a lot of unsavoury characters out there in the wild that would enjoy a fishy dinner, so...
... I was happy to see him disappear into the depths once more, if you pull the shot in below you can just see the last golden flash in the cloud reflections before he goes down into a safer place! Keep yourself in a safer place and have a lovely Sunday, take care..
That orange Koi sure stand out against the green plants. Lovely reflection shot. Enjoy your Sunday, and stay safe and healthy.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics of this guy hiding, Grace!
ReplyDeleteIt is -6˚C here but sunny so I am heading out for a walk while they still let us.
Beautiful clics
ReplyDeleteVery nice reflection Grace, the koivishis can be seen very clearly ...
ReplyDeleteHave a nice Sunday!
He's got a lot of hiding places among all those plants. I love watching them swish so gracefully.
ReplyDeleteVery colourful.
ReplyDeleteStunningly coloured fish, aren't they. There's a place near that breeds and sells them, the big ones fetch some serious money.
ReplyDeleteoh lovely koi fish, I have a tattoo with 2 of them on the back of my neck.
ReplyDeleteWow! The last time I remembered seeing a Koi in the wild was on a river in Japan. This one that you shared, swimming by the beautiful green water plants makes it a lot more magical!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are all doing well there in Perth. I have a number of former students who live there now and I hope you are all safe and sound.
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Beautiful.
ReplyDelete...red sure adds a pop!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great splash of colour! I couldn’t resist...
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ReplyDeleteLots of colour, nice shots!
ReplyDeleteNow that some bright color goldfish
ReplyDeleteNice photos Grace. Keep safe :)
ReplyDeleteI love watching fish ... thanks for the fishy interlude today.
ReplyDeleteNot easy to take photos of fish with the reflection or water
ReplyDeleteThe underwaterworld is so facinating. You can stare at it for hours.
ReplyDeleteIt was funny watching our Tasmanian friend's gold fish in her pond dive for cover when we walked past. Stay safe you two.
ReplyDeleteI’ll bet he was fun to watch.
ReplyDeleteThat´s a big one, Grace, and a beautiful one, too :-)
ReplyDeleteAnd P.S., no Ingo cannot work from home. He needs big, heavy machines for the tiny things he works with.... Sadly!
ReplyDeleteGreat post
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