I've been trying to catch a glimpse of this bird and photograph it. Mind you, it is not a shy bird and you can find it well hidden in the thick undergrove and typically you'll just catch a fleeting glimpse of the bird before it's gone.
Yesterday evening, while out looking for my pair of looney birds (magpie robins) that sent me on a wild goose chase the evening before, I was presented a different opportunity instead.
Yesterday evening, while out looking for my pair of looney birds (magpie robins) that sent me on a wild goose chase the evening before, I was presented a different opportunity instead.
The looney birds weren't around so I decided to take a walk on the edge of the reserve. I spotted movement in the undergrove and decided to investigate. To my delight, I found a pair of Striped Tit Babbler looking for their supper.
Happy to say that the flash worked wonders from the get go and I finally have a good shot of this bird. The icing on the cake was photographing it with its meal between its beak.
Happy to say that the flash worked wonders from the get go and I finally have a good shot of this bird. The icing on the cake was photographing it with its meal between its beak.
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