Posted by Mark Hamblin on April 21, 2009 at 5:35 PM
This male had attracted a harem of around a dozen hens which he was displaying to by fanning his tail and presenting himself side-on. Behaviour I had not witnessed before. He was also doing the more usual crowing and wing flapping which produced a few good sequences. Taken from a hide / area baited with grain.
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10 repliesCanon EOS1D MarkIII, Canon 500 f4 lens, 1/1000th sec @ f5, ISO400
Ian
Drew
Craig
www.craigchurchill.co.uk
Looks like the bird is conducting (oops . . . anthropomorphism)! Was he helping you with your timing?
Seriously though, nice behavioural shot that should do well commercially/anthropomorphically. Is this taken from your roe deer spot?
Cheers,
Chris
Regards
Terry.
He does look like a conductor now you mention it. Yes, from 'roe deer' hide.
Cheers, Mark
Mark
Well Done Mark