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Wednesday 15 August 2012

CUCKOO

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEilw55wiyUEf8hJO9jJEvMnckRwESMDcZ3zG0SVuGcnQ96HMKI0bzBimjZD2E_Xx8L2vtIcHYPPz1ag5MiX3znj8lDjZIrLGvzuzsa3JSnoHZGPJ_baLPHpGHuuKvz2AYrDPnldOFFciK5B/s1600/Wild+Bird+Wednesday.jpghttp://paying-ready-attention-gallery.blogspot.com.au/Spotted by the River Severn, possible getting ready to migrate. These birds are not heard too often now ,let alone seen and photographed,so i was very happy to have spotted him.

10 comments:

  1. Nice bird Peter.....good shot.

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  2. What a great photo of this bird!
    It's the same here in Sweden, I think they already moved on.
    Greetings Pia

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  3. Super image Peter, how lucky were you to get such a good photo opportunity?
    Perhaps it was just having a rest before continuing its long journey!...[;o)

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  4. Hi there - nice picture. It will be a real loss if the voice of this bird is lost from the countryside - I've read that numbers are much lower than when "I was a lad".
    There are such an important marker of the turning of the year.

    Stewart M

    PS: thanks for being part of WBW

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  5. What a beautiful shot this is!

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  6. what a cool looking bird! glad you could spot him, photograph him and share him with us!

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  7. Wow, Cuckoo, I've never seen one good enough to photograph, you're lucky Peter.

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  8. you lucky so and so - great capture

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  9. Beautiful capture!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.

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  10. it´s a great shot. Thanks for sharing. :)


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