I noticed this songbird when he flew up to the bushes. Coming closer, I did not immediately notice him. He camouflaged himself well among the branches of the bush., But sat with his back to me. I did not make any movements, but just stood looking at the thrush through the camera's viewfinder, hoping that it would move and it would be possible to photograph it.
The thrush gradually calmed down and began to move from one branch to another. But he kept looking back, as if telling me that he sees everything.
I was in no hurry and tried to move when he had his back to me. I managed to get a better position, which allowed me to take some good shots.
However, the clicks of the camera shutter clearly unnerved the thrush. He became agitated again and wanted to move into a denser part of the bush.
I had to stop again so as not to frighten him off.
Then I again began to move to another better place for photographing.
Thrush immediately became alert and quickly flew into the thick of the bushes, where I could not go.