Or take-out, or fast-food.
Sometimes the order comes and we realize it is just too much food.
Half of it ends up in the fridge.
For this osprey, it was pure instinct to catch whatever he saw as a “safe size.” It makes sense that if the fish was too large, the raptor would leave it alone. As it was, he dove and clenched his prey. After several tries, he realized he could not exit the water with this sized fish still flailing underneath. Some fifteen seconds later, after disabling the mullet, he ascended.
The power of these birds is impressive.
San Diego channel near Dog Beach
Evolution of the moment
Or if you have trouble falling asleep:
Photographic Impressionistic Illusionistic 
I totally understand how this feels, when I at the Drive-Thru and my Del Taco order is so immense, I am not sure if I can successfully get the entire bag into the card without it ripping.
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Ha ha! The funny thing about that indulgence (for me) is that I end up eating it all and then end up fasting the next day to get it out of my system. I’m a closet Taco Bell guy. I know…..it’s not food….it’s edible, but it’s not food. If Robin found out about that once-a-month habit, I’d never hear the end of it.
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Friends don’t let friends eat at Taco Bell. An osprey told me this. 🙂
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well, there is a DT right next to my barber’s location (Santee), I may need to try it after my next visit
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I see that barber shop all the time. When I am in the Del Taco drive-thru line placing my order!
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Oh my large catch! Very cool!
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