This little fellow found a way to beat El Nino and to stay cool. It was a hot day at the beaver pond near Rio Grande Village Big Bend National Park. There was little activity, so when this guy floated by, I was happy to frame on him for a while. He was a diver and disappeared under the surface and I was lucky enough to be framed on the right spot when he resurfaced.
Cool off as needed on your journey, rinse and repeat†††††nada te turbe†††††jim
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Lovely image of the decisive moment, thanks Jim, MJ
He looks like a Pied billed Grebe.
John…..thanx for the good eye and making that duck turnover his id….I could not id him, but you are spot on, kewl beans ……shalom en theos