Learner flyer Spotted Redshank
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One of our resident grey herons stopping by. I saw him land on the roof and had the impression he wouldn't stay there long and he didn't. I got him coming and going.

They're really getting into their breeding plumage now. Taken late in the day.
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And going:
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One of our resident grey herons stopping by. I saw him land on the roof and had the impression he wouldn't stay there long and he didn't. I got him coming and going.

They're really getting into their breeding plumage now
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And going:
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Very nice! Did you use pre-capture for these, since you expected the heron to depart again quickly?
 
Very nice! Did you use pre-capture for these, since you expected the heron to depart again quickly?
Thanks.
No, I didn't. They're such slow flyers that I didn't think of it. But when they leave it's almost always sudden, they let themselves fall of the roof of a houseboat and you miss the first few shots, like I missed them here! Next time I'll use pre-capture.
 
Robin came checking me out whilst I was shooting Mandarin's, he wanted his photo taking as well. :D
(Lens: Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Di VC USD <> Camera ID: Canon EOS 7D Mark II).

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I hope you charged it properly for the services and make it into a small business to support GAS funds ;haha;
 
It's a beautiful shot, Mac!
Hi Levina, Thank You.

Once upon a time when I was younger it was the sparrows that you saw the most, now in the woodland walks I do it's definitely the Robins. They have no fear either, like the one in the photograph they approach you without hesitation. They make me smile whenever they're around.
 
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