On the smallest of
Callum Brae’s dams was a nesting Australasian Grebe. As I was
photographing it close to its nest, quite suddenly the 5 to 7 bumps shown in the
photos appeared nearby. They/it didn’t appear like bubbles, seemed solid, all
the same size and didn’t burst or disintegrate like bubbles. They appeared
to be parts of one thing, like the Lock Ness monster. The Grebe turned to look
at this thing and by 7 seconds later it/they disappeared, though I didn’t see in
what manner.
Does anyone have
any idea what it/they could be? The pale thing in the foreground is a
leaf.
Julian
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Sequence below…
Photo 1 @ 0 secs (no blobs)
2 @ 1 second (blobs appear, all together, with wave-rings
radiating outwards)
3 @ 2 seconds (bird turns to look at blobs)
4 @ 7 secs (blobs gone)
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