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The Wheatear was at the same location (1:30-3:00 p.m.) as described earlier. When I arrived first the bird was perched quite close presenting a "Kodak moment". However my camera didn't cooperate until I noticed the self-timer had been accidentally turned on. After that it was difficult to approach the bird closer than 30' so I returned to my vehicle for my scope hoping to digiscope it. When I returned it had disappeared. I spent about 30 mins. trying to photograph a day-flying moth and some flying insects when returning to the vehicle I flushed the wheatear and it posed within 10'. I had to change lenses and finally managed a number of photos. (Unfortunately it was cloudy as a sunny day would have likely brought out the subtle colors). I have placed them in a separate group(set) and this address will take you to the first of 5 pics. Click 'more" on the right for the next photo. http://www.flickr.com/photos/58321572@N00/277622077/in/photostream/ Angus
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