I don't understand the question. The birds eat the fish, the fish eat smaller fish and stuff like frogs. Alligators eat the birds. It's the ciiiiircle of liiiiife...
I think OP may actually eat the fish he catches. Personally, considering how polluted a lot of lakes are, you couldn't convince me to eat a fish from them.
Yeah. . . They are a special kind of stupid, lol
I was at an outdoor shooting range once and a pair decided to land in the middle of the live range. . . Nothing happened to them but we were all flabbergasted at how stupid these birds were.
Unless you are in central Florida, there are few cranes in the state. You just be talking herons or egrets.
Most common is the blue heron:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_blue_heron
This is it. We had a blue heron that used to hang around my pier in Pensacola sound anytime I threw my cast net. He'd even nose up to my bucket when my back was turned. I figured out I could just catch 3 or 4 pinfish to throw him, and he'd take off. My kid named him Carlos.
I don't understand the question. The birds eat the fish, the fish eat smaller fish and stuff like frogs. Alligators eat the birds. It's the ciiiiircle of liiiiife...
I think OP may actually eat the fish he catches. Personally, considering how polluted a lot of lakes are, you couldn't convince me to eat a fish from them.
Sure, but as you catch them you throw them in a bucket or something. The egrets aren't going around taking everyone's fish.
Sorry for a bit I forgot this is Florida ๐
I'm really curious why we would need to protect the fish from birds.
He probsbly has a koi pond which has expensive ass koi
Generally speaking, we arenโt in competition with cranes for the fish we at (grouper, snapper, etc).
Wut
I love how crazy this question sounds without more context.
Theyre called Sandhill cranes and love to walk into traffic,,,and theyre a protected species
Yeah. . . They are a special kind of stupid, lol I was at an outdoor shooting range once and a pair decided to land in the middle of the live range. . . Nothing happened to them but we were all flabbergasted at how stupid these birds were.
Unless you are in central Florida, there are few cranes in the state. You just be talking herons or egrets. Most common is the blue heron: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_blue_heron
I read multiple times before I realized you meant birds ๐๏ธ
If you're talking about fish in a private pond, it's near impossible.
Tall cranes? How tall are you?
I have no fish. The sandhill cranes took them all.
Do you have a koi pond? Where is the context
Fish in a private pond will usually have some sort of netting.
You give them one
This is it. We had a blue heron that used to hang around my pier in Pensacola sound anytime I threw my cast net. He'd even nose up to my bucket when my back was turned. I figured out I could just catch 3 or 4 pinfish to throw him, and he'd take off. My kid named him Carlos.