Kokanee Salmon are swimming upstream
spawning season
Always a joy to see their bright orange bodies
moving through the water
And the rocks
cloaked in dancing light and shadows
So hard to choose just one photo to share with you.
(which of these would you choose, 1, 2 or 3?).
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Wishing you a lovely day and beyond.
Tammie
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Hi Tammy, Nice photos of the fish and the stones in the water are wonderful. If I must I choose no 1. Great "sun patterns ".
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P.S: I have to write anonymous since my computer don't allow to be in logged.
Beautiful watery images, Tammie. Of the fish images, I like number two the best, as for the stones with the lovely patterns created by the sunlight and movements of the water, I love them all the same! Lovely to see you posting again!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra, thank you for letting me know which ones you life.
DeleteI'm so glad you DIDN'T choose just one! I love them all!
ReplyDeleteMe too ~
DeleteThey're very colourful.
ReplyDeleteyes, it is a colorful area when it comes to rocks and salmon.
DeleteI love them all too!
ReplyDeleteSuch fascinating photos!
The only salmon we see in my tropical corner of the world are the frozen ones in the supermarket!
Thank you so much. These salmon are smaller than the ones in the supermarkets. But people do eat them.
DeleteThey're beautiful! So alive (and so lively)! Even in the stones you can feel the movement of the water rushing over them. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteIt is fun to see the fish, a special time of year. I might go visit them today, their season might be nearing an end.
DeleteI would choose three, cause the water's reflection on the rocks makes a unique design. I tend to like close-up things.
ReplyDeleteSo good to see a post on your nature blog, Tammie Lee. I really think you take some of the best nature photos in blog land.
Have a sweet September week.
~Sheri
Thank you so much Sheri. It had been so long since i posted here. I post on Instagram regularly.
DeleteSo beautiful. Specially love the reflections. Glad you shared all three photos.
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Thank you for enjoying Soma.
DeleteHi Tammie Lee.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you back. Your pictures are always so lovely and you certainly live in a beautiful part of the world. I can't believe how clear the water is. Not a spot of algae on the stones.
I would choose picture 2!
Yes, a beautiful part of the world. And as we are on the threshold of summer and autumn, it is below freezing this morning. Things are a changing here!
DeleteBeautiful photos Tammy.
ReplyDeletePhoto 2 is my favorite.
Thank you Hilly!
DeleteThank you, Tammie, for your comment during my summer break. Nice to see you again on this blog. This heavenly beautiful river seems to be filled with a myriad of gods residing both in animate like Kokanee salmon and inanimate like the rocks. I go for 3.
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Hi Tammie,
ReplyDeleteI have never seen such that photos before. So magical.
So beautiful photo of 3!