White Throat (M) ?

[TwentySixDays]

A Male Whitethroat (Thanks Dave), they were singing from the low trees and on the wing. Not sure if they do but according to my bird book one of the differences is that the Lesser Whitethroat sing on the wing.

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Sorry Both soft - I was fine tuning the AF focusing and forgot to set it back to -12 (These are at -8) :bang:
Really shows in the background leaves in No2.

Thanks for looking.

 

[artyman]

Seems that first the Robin was usurped by Red Kites, now the Red Kites have been usurped by Whitethroats

 

[scottthehat]

look like whitethroats

 

[TwentySixDays]

look like whitethroats

Thanks Scott

Seems that first the Robin was usurped by Red Kites, now the Red Kites have been usurped by Whitethroats

Swallows and Swifts next

Just for you Ken a Robin and a Wren (Because I know you are a fan of back-lit shots , reminds me must get down to the coast for seaside birds.)

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[artyman]

I like that wren shot

 

[snowwriter]

Its a male Common Whitethroat.
Regards,

 

[TwentySixDays]

I like that wren shot

Thanks Ken - been trying for ages to get a shot of a wren at the Sewage Farm, and like buses manage to get another wren shot today
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=317175

Its a male Common Whitethroat.
Regards,

Thanks Dave - I will update the post.