paul hobson wildlife photography

Story of the Month-May

Dotterels have been one of my favourite birds since a weeks long sojourn for them in the Drumochter hills 25 years or so ago. They pass through England on their way north every spring and have regular stop of points. Many of these used to be wet, flat areas hence one of their older names, moss fool, which also unflatteringly describes their confiding nature. This female (brighter than the male) was photographed on top of Pendle Hill this May.

EOS 1D mk 11 500 mm lens.  

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