One from yesterday morning, I headed Up North to check out a site that I'd found for Whinchat, but some very smart Whitethroats had turned up and taken over, this is one of the first shots, thinks it's a male as it was very showy.
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Thanks for the feedback on my last Snipe shot and thanks for looking.
There are some more shots on the blog for those interested.
Love the typical brown on the wings and the comp too. The used to nest in tall heather here in the forest years ago before the trees shaded it all out.
He looks a bit fed up to me
JR
What a coincidence! I was having my lunch admiring the view of the Skye Coulin mountains and all I could hear was a whitethroat singing, in fact I saw another later on. Great shot Andy of an overlooked species and the perch really places it in its habitat. I think the soft lighting has helped bring out all its detail.
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10 repliesOne from yesterday morning, I headed Up North to check out a site that I'd found for Whinchat, but some very smart Whitethroats had turned up and taken over, this is one of the first shots, thinks it's a male as it was very showy.
1/250th @ f5.6 iso640
Please view the large version
Thanks for the feedback on my last Snipe shot and thanks for looking.
There are some more shots on the blog for those interested.
Andy...
David
Bob
Phil.
He looks a bit fed up to me
JR
Keith.
Nick.
The upper mandible looks slightly overgrown doesn't it ?
Thanks for the feedback guys, I was very pleased with this one and I think it's one of the best images I have ever taken
Hi Graham, yes, he has a rather large over bite
Andy...
Very much agree with this( I was very pleased with this one and I think it's one of the best images I have ever taken )
Keith.
Thanks very much, Keith
Andy...