Lark stalks photographer
Thanks to Andrew Stevenson for this photo of me lying a few feet from a Desert Lark at Green Mubazzarah last week. The bird, just in front of the black hose pipe, was initially with a striking leucistic Desert Lark which I think Keith Martin spotted before we were even off the minbus. I fear some more 'photographer in situ' shots may surface involving mud and a dairy farm!![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjUw7A9T9gfPaLp0CEit0BIryrdHMq8h2t6NAedT4Qn-XhqIe2DzZFxR0AWmnh4YwX3ZH9nIaeUnjKZjhTHFpQqSUi1mMsiv8WYZAg10fO2Np1HPsOoA-FPCRqvUk2dvLTPDn6X/s400/IMG_9016_1.jpg)
2 comments:
so, was he successful? was the lark's painstaking stalking worth it? Did he catch the photographer?
nice photos!
Thanks Dale. He was almost successful - the photographer had to retreat as the lark exceeded the minimum focal distance of the lens!
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