
I've had two early mornings looking for birds, to see if there's anything in this golden light theory some bird photographers mention. Yesterday, there was still rather a cold wind, and there was no sign of the target bird - Turtle Dove - but the Yellowhammer, and especially the Whitethroat were a nice compensation. This morning was better at a different location with several species viewed at very close quarters using the car as a hide. In addition to the softer light, it was also better with the road being quieter than normal, so I was able to get closer to some of the birds, before they are usually frightened off. Unfortunately, a passing car did frighten off the Wheatear, and it never returned.
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