Wildlife photos please number 2

[Snoop Puss]

Gorgeous photos, Burnie. And really impressive technique. Thanks for sharing.

[burnie]

I can get down on the floor to sneak up on things, it's the getting up that's becoming a problem lol.

[Bren In Pots]

Lovely photo Burnie

[Nicos]

Lovely Bernie!

amazing how something so simple of a real life photo can be so uplifting!


Thanks for sharing

[burnie]

I've had quite a few published in the Scottish Field magazine, but then I don't charge them for them lol.

[burnie]

A Jay in a rather dark and cold forest

[mothhawk]

A Curlew over the fields on the outskirts of our village

What a fantastic picture.
I've never seen a curlew. Or a rock pipit.

[annie8]

Saw a flock of curlews yesterday on playing fields in the middle of Edinburgh. See them there quite regularly.

[DannyK]

A grey heron which frequents my garden and my heron alarms.
No idea why it keeps coming back as no fish in pond and I wouldn't restock with the heron about!
I suppose it's the 6 foot wingspan that sets off the cockatiels.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/103667.../shares/53iTC7

[Plot70]

My sister had a grey cockatiel like the left one in your photo.
It screeched and then screeched again as it begged to spend a few minutes with the cover on its cage.
They are much quieter if you give them a marble to incubate.

[burnie]

Not quite my usual standard, this was shot though the conservatory window

[Nicos]

^^^ lollipops!!!!
So lovely to see!

[stevejelf]

A Red Billed Leiothrix recently introduced to France from China and the Himalayas this one knocked its self out recently

[stevejelf]

Firecrest Another head banger

[Ms-T]

Poor little thing ...what are they flying into.