You rarely have enough reach to fill the frame with a wild bird, so with a 200mm, it can be effective to include the bird’s environment.
Same at 400mm a lot of the time!
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A little while after saying bye bye
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A lovely pied wagtail this morning. Taken through a window, so not the best quality
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Green Heron fishing in the green muck
The guy waited for such a long time to capture the fish that I chose not to improve my angle and chance to cause him to drop his catch.
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I’m slowly realising that most birds are scary looking things.
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We are staying in a local farm cottage for three weeks while our new kitchen is fitted. Being surrounded by a moat and trees is lovely.
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Nice setting, great idea……we were away when ours was fitted😁
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It’s taking weeks
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My middle name has come to say hi 
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I adore great tits
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Ibis have earned the nickname of bin chickens but really they’re just a native that’s learnt to adapt.
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Perfectly framed.
This little chap decided to visit. Captured with a soft towel and taken outside, he flew back up in to the tree just outside.
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Cheeky little thing, and I’m off
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Aaaaaaaaaand…… gone!
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Getting close is definitely the key to this.
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Noisy little things
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Ok, enough photos for now!
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