Friday, 22 June 2012
Northern Wheatear (from the archive)
A couple of shots showing two different male Wheatears taken earlier in the year at Maxey gravel pits. The bottom bird is, I think, a younger male as his `mask` is not quite as defined as the top bird. It won`t be long now until they start to make their return journey and they could well stop off at Maxey on their way through.
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Exceptional shots John as always. I missed them on the way up this time.
ReplyDeleteThanks Roy,
DeleteI am sure that you will see one on their way back through the county.
J
I love seeing these birds.
ReplyDeleteTwo cracking pictures John, but the first is my favourite here.
Thanks Keith,
DeleteI never tire of seeing these lovely birds, always gives me a thrill when I see my first one in the Spring!
J
These are beautiful John~
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary, too kind!
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Beautiful photos John! This year is going so quickly while we all wait for a Summer which never seems to arrive. I was only thinking yesterday that it won't be that long before we are looking for Winter Thrushes again!
ReplyDeleteHi Jan,
DeleteThank you. I couldn`t agree with you more, already half of the year over, it will be Christmas before we know it!
J
Beautiful photos, John.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeremy, too kind!
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Lovely images John...
ReplyDeleteThanks Andrew, I got lucky!
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Stunning!
ReplyDeleteThanks Omi, the birds are stunning! ;)
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