I have safely arrived in Malawi having flown to from Northern Ireland to London, then Nairobi, Kenya, Livingstone, Zambia and finally to Blantyre. Internet is not good here so I will see what I can post while here. In June, when I was in the I.O.W. my friend Eileen took me to the
Newtown Nature Reserve and while we were walking though one of the meadow that
was covered with lots of grasses and wild flowers, I spied something move. These photographs are taken as I took them as
I got closer and closer to it. In the
end, it was me who left first, much to my surprise. Enjoy the sequence of shots and I suggest you put the photographs into slide mode.
Thank you for visiting today.
Many thanks for leaving comments on any of my posts.
GREAT PHOTOS AND HAVE A GREAT TIME OUT THERE
ReplyDeletepeter
What a photo catch . . . stunning markings . . .
ReplyDeleteGlad you arrived safely, and some great pictures. Take care!
ReplyDeletehe's very cute, lurking!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent series! Love how the shots are getting closer and closer. Good to read that you have arrived safely!
ReplyDeleteMersad
Mersad Donko Photography
It's amazing how well a large and colourful bird like the Pheasant can hide among th flowers.
ReplyDeleteMargaret how amazingly sharp focus. That is so impressive.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great sequence Margaret! That's one handsome bird!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, have a good time in Malawi and, hopeful, the time for safari.
ReplyDeleteA great sequence of pictures.
ReplyDeleteYou really got close to that pheasant. Usually they are very shy. The closest I got was when I almost stepped on one that was hiding along the trail. Really startled me! Enjoy your visit and glad to see you have a working camera.
ReplyDeleteWow, Margaret, your face shots are superb!!! Is he some kind of Pheasant? Look at your 11th shot, the purple flower behind him makes him look like he has a purple plume on his head! I had to look twice! It couldn't have turned out better if you had planned it that way!
ReplyDeleteCute post, love the pretty Pheasant photos. Great series, Margaret!
ReplyDeleteStunning images Margaret!:) Love the close up.
ReplyDeleteHe looks like our Ringnecked Pheasant, but just slightly different ... a little less red on his head. But what ever ... you had to have had fun with this. These are great pictures and I am amazed he was so patient. Our pheasants are very people shy ... mainly because they are hunted mercilessly, I am sorry to say. Love this, Margaret ...
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
Gorgeous photos of this handsome fellow. I wish you a wonderful time with your family.
ReplyDeleteSounds like an awesome trip! The Pheasant is one of my top ten favorite birds! Congrats! I love how the flowers and the colors of the bird's head are so vibrant. Have fun and be safe! Chris
ReplyDeleteTheir markings are amazing!
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