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Nectar Loving Insects – Hitchin Lavender Farm

A few macro shots of the various insects taking advantage of the lavender at Hitchin lavender farm.

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Red Kite – Take Off

A red kite on take off and other portrait shots.

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Make Some Noise!

A stunning juvenile red kite vocalising and preening.

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Juvenile Red Kite

A few recent shots of a juvenile red kite taken in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.

 

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Red Kite

I’m a big fan of the red kite, so here’s more stunning shots of this elegant bird of prey.

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Red Kite

One of my local red kites happily posing for me in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.  Generally, you need a bit of luck on your side as in my experience once they spot you they’re off.

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Red Kite in Flight

My favourite raptor, gracefully captured in flight.

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Red Kite Take-Off

Four quick exposures of a stunning local red kite deciding that it’s time to fly!

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