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.
Nice bird Peter.....good shot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo of this bird!
ReplyDeleteIt's the same here in Sweden, I think they already moved on.
Greetings Pia
Super image Peter, how lucky were you to get such a good photo opportunity?
ReplyDeletePerhaps it was just having a rest before continuing its long journey!...[;o)
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".
ReplyDeleteThere are such an important marker of the turning of the year.
Stewart M
PS: thanks for being part of WBW
What a beautiful shot this is!
ReplyDeletewhat a cool looking bird! glad you could spot him, photograph him and share him with us!
ReplyDeleteWow, Cuckoo, I've never seen one good enough to photograph, you're lucky Peter.
ReplyDeleteyou lucky so and so - great capture
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteit´s a great shot. Thanks for sharing. :)
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