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These five pictures are of one male and one female, taken yesterday just down the road from where I live (farmland area). They were feeding very close to one another for a good while. 'Sun was shining, virtually no wind, no bother whatsoever, everyone was happy and co-existing peacefully. Then he attacked the female out of nowhere. As she flew out of the area another female flew in and he attacked her as well. Then he jumped in the bath and as he was getting a wash two male intruders flew in and the picture of him looking wet is him realising what was going on. He came out swinging and attacked them. Upon establishing the rules and other Wheatear vacating the area, he went and sat in the corner in peace and quiet. Nikon P950.
Wheatear (female) by Paul Young, on Flickr
Wheatear (female) by Paul Young, on Flickr
Wheatear (male) by Paul Young, on Flickr
Wheatear (male) by Paul Young, on Flickr
Wheatear (male) by Paul Young, on Flickr
Wheatear (female) by Paul Young, on FlickrWheatear (female) by Paul Young, on FlickrWheatear (male) by Paul Young, on FlickrWheatear (male) by Paul Young, on FlickrWheatear (male) by Paul Young, on Flickr