The kingfisher did fly past me a few times but never stopped in the area where I had set up camp.I knew when it was in the vicinity when I heard it's sharp call.The best opportunity arose when I went to talk to a nearby fisherman and the kingfisher flew in and perched directly opposite the camera.I was too slow and the bird flew into a nearby willow bush overhanging the water.It was obscured by vegetation but I did manage a few shots before it departed.
Despite waiting for five hours or so this was to be my only opportunity.This however is wildlife photography and I will be back to this delightful spot on the Wyre to catch up with the kingfisher
A few images are shown above from the afternoon,certainly not my best shots of a kingfisher but I know next time I will hopefully get those wonderful close ups in good light.
Keep at it Brian,I`m sure you`ll hit the jackpot.Lookingf orward to me of this stunning bird!!!
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ReplyDeleteIt's called determination, and I reckon you have plenty of Brian.
Lovely countryside,lovely river Brian what could be better.I`m sure you`ll nail it next time.
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