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I have witnessed incidences of Kingfishers showing aggressive behaviour towards each other but I have not seen a situation of a Pied Wagtail being aggressive towards a Kingfisher, but that is what I witnessed at the Black Hole Marsh NR, near Seaton. The Kingfisher was hassled as it flew from post to post and eventually gave up and left the area.
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Lucy the Lionhead says that sometimes it's best to hide in plain sight. She is quite conviced there is a herd of carrots out there somewhere.
The small bird flying off just fed a bug to what looks like a fledgling that was on the wire. The small bird was 1/2 the size of the other bird.
When I was shooting this gull I certainly hadn't planned on catching him regurgitating his food, but there it is in all its glory. Yeesh.
I am not sure of the botanical name for these, but they started to feed as the tide was beginning to wash over them in a fjord in Norway
I drive past this wee distressed row near the Glasgow Barras most nights and thought it would be nice to photograph it before it was "knocked doon".
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