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Red KIte

Taken on Gigrtin Farm in Wales. This is a wild bird.

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George Doupas 9 months ago

Amazing

John Parminter 11 months ago

beauty

Hossein Zarezadeh 1 year ago

very very beatiful

Matteo Prencipe 1 year ago

Wanderfull shot.....;-)

fred spoony 1 year ago

well done :)!

Harry Eggens 1 year ago

Great in flight capture of this beautiful Red Kite. Noel.

looks like you took this shot from one of the new tower hides. Am I right?
Will going to visit Gigrin Farm in he second week of July this year myself and really hope to get great shots like yours.
Really love this one. Wonderfully detailed and soft background. Congratulations.

Best regards, Harry

Noel Marry Harry,
Thanks, You are right the shot was taken from the new tower hide.. Being honest it is easy getting decent shots in Gigrin Farm if of course you are lucky with the right light as i was. There is quite a rare white kite that visits, even turned up while i was there and makes splendid shots against the dark tree background. Good Luck.

yusuf yilmaz 1 year ago

Excellent....

Hivo 1 year ago

Nice shot !

Helle Lorenzen 1 year ago

Very beautiful captured.....;-)

Rafal Nowosielski 1 year ago

Perfect!

ennedi 1 year ago

Great shot .....

Johan Lind 1 year ago

Great! And super that the red kites are slowly getting back to Great Britain :-)
/Johan

Hedianto HS 1 year ago

stunning

Guillaume Legraverend 1 year ago

Very great capture :)

Kusoglu Ali 1 year ago

Excellent shot

Caras Ionut 1 year ago

Great shot and tones !
My best regards

Peter Svoboda 1 year ago

great captured,congr.

iryna melnyk 1 year ago

Excellent capture!

Paul Briscoe 1 year ago

Great capture Noel , Well Done

amir karimi 1 year ago

very very beatiful

Charlie Packard 1 year ago

Really wonderful detail of the side most of us don't see in the Chilterns!
I have daily visits from these gentle birds and often the local crows enjoy a territorial argument with them :)