What an absolutely beautiful capture! The detail in the sedge warbler’s feathers and its natural pose are simply stunning. Your patience and photography skills really shine through in this shot—it feels like a special moment frozen in time. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful glimpse of nature. https://nanajee.com/2023/10/04/top-6-must-visit-destinations-for-solo-travelers/
When you started to hear Sedge Warblers in the UK it was a clear marker that spring had arrived. We dont have them in Australia. I think its an atmospheric picture. Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
This was a 'what's that bird' quiz for me, until read the heading. Intriguing photo Sami.
VastaaPoistaRegards....Pete.
I couldn't get a better photo than this this time. Thanks Pete
PoistaWhat an absolutely beautiful capture! The detail in the sedge warbler’s feathers and its natural pose are simply stunning. Your patience and photography skills really shine through in this shot—it feels like a special moment frozen in time. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful glimpse of nature.
VastaaPoistahttps://nanajee.com/2023/10/04/top-6-must-visit-destinations-for-solo-travelers/
Thank you very much.
PoistaLovely photo, Sami.
VastaaPoistaThank you Linda.
PoistaHauska, on nimensä mukaisessa ympäristössä.
VastaaPoistaSiellä on hyvä olla suojassa
PoistaWhen you started to hear Sedge Warblers in the UK it was a clear marker that spring had arrived. We dont have them in Australia.
VastaaPoistaI think its an atmospheric picture.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Thank you very much.
PoistaIt’s nature, Sami. The bird doesn’t always pose the way you’d like. Good picture.
VastaaPoistaThat's right, everything would be too easy. There have to be challenges and sometimes hearing a bird sing is enough.
PoistaWell camouflaged among the weeds.
VastaaPoistaGreat capture!
Thank you very much.
Poista