Many stonechats can be seen near the village, and as I don't have nice shots of them yet, I decided to change this situation. About a week ago I found a quiet place where I could photograph them. I placed a
simple hide there and observed them using the landing branch in front of the hide. There were also red-backed shrikes and tree sparrows nearby. This morning I got into my new place with a lot of curiousity.
Soon a few young tree sparrows landed in front of the hide:
Young Tree Sparrow
Young Tree Sparrows
Young Tree Sparrows
Young Tree Sparrows
They didn't stay long, but in a short time the shrikes appeared nearby, the female landed on the branch:
Red-backed Shrike (female)
Red-backed Shrike (female)
Later the stonechats appeared but they didn't come close, they used frequently a small bush about 150 feet from the hide. So I decided to settle near that bush next time.
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