he's so camouflaged you can hardly see him - or so he thought! I love the framing of him against the reeds - even if the subject is a little lethargic!
This (young?) Red-Crested Pochard has a well deserved drink on a hot day in Arundel, if you look closely you'll see him sucking in water and a pristine reflection.
Mrs pheasant was wondering around - trying to group up her young ones underneath her to ward off the even photographer, what gorgeous eyes.
What a photogenic young creature, full of life and running around and awya from it's mother. Just stopping to pose for its pulicity shot.
For a reason unbeknowst to me, the trees along the walk were all tagged, this is #12.
This chap is one of only 130,000 in the world, in the UK he's one of 52 breeding pairs. He's on the UK RSPB Red list as his numbers have halved in my lifetime. Of the wild ones, Chris Nixon is the likeliest to see them as he's resident up in the Scotland. This chap lives in Arundel in Sussex. I call him Daffy due to his distinctive beak :)You’re currently looking at “Bottoms Up,” by Phill Price | Photography
Hi - I'm Phill Price a hobby photographer in London, England. I'm sorry if you came here looking for hybrid conversion prices!
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