I don’t do too much in the way of wildlife or bird photography. I do like to watch what is going on in the natural world while I’m out walking, but I simply haven’t got the patience to sit about and wait for a good story or moment to come together within range of my lenses for photography.
This one came about from my finding that out, when I set a ‘hide’ up in my shed doorway using an old tarpaulin over the open doorway and a feeder station hanging just above a vaguely natural looking perching point.
I lasted about an hour, then I realised my bum had gone numb, my tea was cold and the biscuits were gone, so that was that.

Nive capture.
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Obviously, that should have been NICE capture. I need a drink.
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Have some champers, if there’s any left over from Saturday.
And thank you.
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Beautiful!
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Thank you David.
It comes from a time I was so trying to have the patience required to be a wildlife photographer. Alas, the only way I found I could manage it was by setting up my garden shed as a hide, so I could go off and have a fresh cup of tea from the house just a few yards away every now and then!
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