It's not very often that I take a photo which requires no further words, but this is one of those occasions.
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An excellent set of Bittern photos Colin. Most of us would die for shots like these!
ReplyDeleteThanks. I'd like to say it was all down to skill, but it was actually more to do with patience and luck. Patience because I waited 3.5 hours in a freezing cold hide, and luck because I was packing up to leave and stood up to close the hide window just at the moment it walked out. Five minutes later and I would have been gone, and if it hadn't walked into the open water the photos would have not been as good.
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