Last Sunday afternoon I went to the Japanese Friendship Garden to enjoy a walk in the warm weather. While I was there, I saw the water churning below the little bridge and I realized that a young couple were feeding the koi. I walked over to snap a few pictures of the feeding frenzy that ensued.
While I was snapping a few shots, a couple of ducks swam over to get into the action. As it turns out, they also enjoy the koi food. Every now and then, one of the bigger fish would give one of the ducks a little push but, that didn't seem to deter their enthusiasm.
I love seeing the feeding frenzy with Koi, they seem to be one mas of writhing fish gulping food and the odd finger that gets in the way
ReplyDeleteFantastic, looks like fish soup... brave pair of ducks too!!
ReplyDeleteIt seems to me that all koi go into a feeding frenzy when food is dropped into the water. You did a great job in capturing the colours.
ReplyDeleteWhat has happened to their table manners. Where are their mothers?
ReplyDeleteSpectacular color and action. Our Como Park Conservatory has a pond with koi but I've never seen such bright and vivid colors such as this!
ReplyDeleteGosh you got two super shots here Sharon.. It's not that easy to capture the 'food frenzy' :))
ReplyDeleteDes couleurs extraordinaires, c'est magnifique!
ReplyDeleteVery nice post!
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That is a lot of fish! They are huge too!
ReplyDeleteThe koi are very beautiful, but also very expensive ...
ReplyDeleteThe last time I saw a group of them was in Kobe.
Amazing colours in these fish!
ReplyDeleteThose ducks could lose a 'toe' in there, Sharon! ;-))
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty fun to watch them go into their feeding frenzies - they sure love their food:) These are lovely captures!
ReplyDeleteThey look a little crowded.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing photos!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately it reminds me of our country.
Beautiful and grotesque at the same time.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos...
ReplyDeleteKoi are beautiful...until you see their faces up close!
ReplyDeleteKoi are amazing and can even look quite scary sometimes! :-) Wonderful captures.
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