Don’t think birds take bites out of fish. They hold the fish, then swallow head first.
Don’t think birds take bites out of fish. They hold the fish, then swallow head first.
Rainy days I’ve sat in my cabin at the lake and watched the stork birds work the shallows they grab from above and flip to swallow occasionally they miss the flip or the fish shakes loose.Originally Posted by Centurion
Last edited by JTN; 12-11-2024 at 07:36 AM.
The bird doesn't have to take a bite out of the fish. The bite could have caused a wound to the bluegill that festered up and that area rotted out then healed up.
I've also seen more than one blue heron beak stuck through a bluegill.
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Hi Mike.
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