Finally , now John can take a look at a Woodcock chick .
As you can see from the surroundings from the last few shots posted, getting a clean shot of the birds is next to impossible due to the environment they're in . With Woodie's you should always be grateful for what you are given during your brief "audience" with them
I already know John, I've been trying to get them at dusk on a stand of conifers for a couple of years. Maybe it's a case of can't get the Woodie for the trees
Now I just need to get some Roding flight shots...guess that'll take me a few more years and lots of practise on the snipe .
Oh..Jeremy, a Syke is a drainage ditch, can be anywhere from a few inches to a lot of feet in width!!!
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4 repliesAs you can see from the surroundings from the last few shots posted, getting a clean shot of the birds is next to impossible due to the environment they're in
Time will come one day when you will look back on this series and realise how fortunate you were to be in such illusive company
John
Now I just need to get some Roding flight shots...guess that'll take me a few more years
Oh..Jeremy, a Syke is a drainage ditch, can be anywhere from a few inches to a lot of feet in width!!!
what a wonderful experience.
John
Aberdeen
Amazing that you found the nest.
well done
dennis