Northern Wheatear
by Austin Thomas
When the Wheatears arrive it is officially spring in the North West of England.
I came across a pair of Wheatears earlier in the week whilst out for a walk. They were very approachable, probably worn out following their exhausting migratory flight from Africa. Ironically I didn’t have my camera with me that day so I decided to return this weekend, with the camera, to see if I could record an image.
I found the Wheatear again but they were somewhat more energetic than the tired couple I had found earlier in the week. This one was very skilful at maintaining a large distance between us. Eventually we realised that we were no threat to each other and I was able to fill the camera frame with my target subject.
Canon 1DMK4, 800mm, 1/800, f10, ISO400.
C&C welcome.
Cheers
Austin
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