Kingfisher

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Its not perfect but i like it .............and proud of it IMG-20180812-WA0011.jpg
 
:LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL: @Mike.P

Popping your Kingfisher cherry feels very very special! They are always challenging to get close to and are very fast movers.

So a good start, Chris.
 
Just need to keep going back to the same place now, take a bucket load of patience with you, it will come back.
 
Mike.P said:
I remember getting my first Kingfisher photo ... I was chuffed to bits. :) Yours is much better.


My first Kingfisher ... 500mm by Mike.Pursey, on Flickr
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Been there and done that. I think part of the fun of Kingfisher photography is the anticipation of whether it'll come close enough.

I went to Arundel wetlands last month and missed a ten minute perch session by about a minute. The next hour yielded a couple of fly-bys but by then I had to go.
 
daffington said:
Been there and done that. I think part of the fun of Kingfisher photography is the anticipation of whether it'll come close enough.

I went to Arundel wetlands last month and missed a ten minute perch session by about a minute. The next hour yielded a couple of fly-bys but by then I had to go.
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My original post on TP was here

I have only seen another a couple of times, one of them being only last month but then I really only get out to do photography on a Saturday afternoon.so the odds aren't great.:)
 
Mike.P said:
My original post on TP was here

I have only seen another a couple of times, one of them being only last month but then I really only get out to do photography on a Saturday afternoon.so the odds aren't great.:)
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Oh wow! Great shots. What a buzz!
 
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