a normal shot for a change

[pauln]

cuckoo in flight,bit of motion blur on the wing but they're quick little buggers

[bugmeister]

Fabulous showing of the colour patterns. Very well caught

[pauln]

It's a first for me, I normally hear them rather than see them but a pair shot past me so fired a snap off :)

[JohnP]

Good capture...I wish I could photograph one. Like most species they are nothing like as common these days, I haven't seen one this year and I've only heard a couple... one today funny enough. When I was a kid they could be heard every day from mid April until early/mid June.

[pauln]

Same mate, I used to hear them all the time but rarely do now I also saw my first wild red kite today but I didn't have my camera with me because I was at work. It circled just above my head but my phone didn't pick it up very well, I was so gutted :(

[NannyFerret]

Beautiful shot all round!

Well captured. 

[annie]

Gorgeous capture...

[pdcpic]

great shot and well spotted! 3+03

EDIT:

My dog decided whilst I was typing to put the little Math question after my post.  

[Leon]

great shot.

 

have you been watching spring watch?  very clever letting other birds bring up the young, little cruel though but nature can be cruel..

[ChrisLumix]

great shot and well spotted! 3+03

EDIT:

My dog decided whilst I was typing to put the little Math question after my post.  

 

But... but... I thought Great Yarmouth was on the opposite side to the USA?? 

[pdcpic]

But... but... I thought Great Yarmouth was on the opposite side to the USA?? 

Lol, yes it is, even though there is a yarmouth in the US too.

My native language is Dutch, I've learned my English through TV watching mainly US TV programmes hence my English is sometimes Americanised

[ChrisLumix]

Lol, yes it is, even though there is a yarmouth in the US too.

My native language is Dutch, I've learned my English through TV watching mainly US TV programmes hence my English is sometimes Americanised

 

Oh ok! But you might like to know that mathematics aren't rationed here like they are in the States - we have lots of them