Ironically the one bird I have been trying to nail is the Water Pipit, a difficult species ( for me) to identify. Generally there is an overwintering Water Pipit at Marazion, so when I am there I photograph every Pipit I find, in the hope that I capture one on camera. I have seen them fleetingly but on this occasion this one momentarily landed reasonably close for average photography. Again I missed the Bittern but this image more than compensates for that. The Water Pipit is a Eurpean species and a short distance migrant. Overwintering birds are normally found in the South and South Western regions of England.
Water Pipit
Water Rail
Spotted Owlets and Scops Owls in India Nov 24.
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Spotted Owlets
As I sorted through my photos taken in India last month I thought I'd do a
blog post on Birds of Prey. Well it seems I took lots of them...
5 days ago
Well done Sam,nice tick,worth the journey.
ReplyDeleteLove your Moorhen shots,fantastic detail.
John.
Hi Sam Great post, glad you got the Water Pipit.
ReplyDeleteHave a Very Merry Xmas an Happy New Year.
Hi Sam, lovely captures of the Water Rail, I have never had the opportunity to get so close to this lovely bird!
ReplyDeleteHermosas fotografias de aves, necesito un telezoom para ello.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
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