Not Quite Bright Light
Aim shoot it's late you know it may or may not reveal what you looking at yet your eye captured an instant of inspiration to try connect sighting at given time.
Over head during turbulent weather I think to be the Yellow Billed Kite and early arrival back at end of August.
Dusk Hadada Ibis lifts off sounding the alarm that the day has ended, it is time to head for home, which ever big tree it may be to roost.
Hit and miss another late afternoon under cloud the Yellow Bill Kite circling above, one learns to identify by curve of beak or tail feathers in predominant display.
Aerial acrobatic ballet of Pin-tailed Whydah bird attracting the ladies at the end of season last year, they sure do know how to impress!
Euphony at days end with Weaver birds discussing business all at once, fighting to be heard over the cacophony adjacent road noise.
On occasions when bright light is not available I still capture the image in the hope of capturing a moment I found special.
Like the weavers I feel like a silhouette not seen nor heard from often due to unforeseen circumstances.
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