Airborne Jellyfish of Pennsylvania, an Endangered Species

Few people now get to see the rare New England airborne jellyfish, but

three hundred years they flocked in the millions. Disease, pollution,

and industrial-scale sky fishing have all but wiped them out. It is

up to us to protect the few that are left.

Good God, they've learned how to fly. No one is safe now! I don't know what you've been feeding your imagination but you've got it pumped up into a wicked little lather, that's for sure. Anyone can do a jellyfish floating over the fields; the genius is the second one trailing behind.

I simpatize with your cause, but must advise you, that flying pigs did not survive either...........

Nice image(nation) Regards. Wobby.

I have to tell you, they might be rare in your area  now, because they all moved south to West Virginia. They are plentiful here. Probably because of climate change.

H-m-m-m! Great shot!

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