Sorry for the delay, I was entertaining all weekend. Brettski tells it like it was. I saw the Kingfisher transfer one FHM with my own two eyes. The second body of water was approx. 30' from the main body of water. It was the size of a Bobcat bucket as it was accidentally made by one. By chance the "puddle" was 20' down and in the direct path of run-off from a spring which kept it full for several days after a rain. I started noticing multiple FHM in this puddle and couldn't figure out how this was possible until I saw it with my own two eyes. The fish lover that I am, I of course scooped them (about 15) out with a net and deposited them back where they belonged. The next day they had returned (about 6-7 of them). A couple of days later after no rain, the puddle dried up along with at least 15 crispy FHM. This cycle has happened twice that I am sure of but I have only seen the Kingfisher deposit one FHM.
Brettski, I have not pursued video evidence to this point because I had forgotten that I filled that depression in with a rented Bobcat a couple of weeks before the PB conference. I have considered redigging but just haven't taken the time. If catching this Kingfisher behavior on video is of great significance then OK. All of your feedback will determine.
2008, 2011 & 2012 conference attendee.
Striving to be the person that my dog already thinks I am.
