Every week we are amazed by the ingenuity and passion required to capture the thousands of amazing wild bird photographs submitted by hundreds of photographers as pat of the Wild Bird Revolution. This is one of the most colorful and magical collections of wild bird photographs ever compiled. The photographers responsible for these stunning photographs had to sit patiently for hours in bird hides, travel thousands of miles across the globe, spend their life savings on state-of-the-art camera equipment, and endure rain, wind, dangerous animals and people, and the free indomitable will of free-living birds. You can ask a model to smile and stand still in a studio. Wild birds are very different and will invariably fly away just as you are ready or capture that dragonfly just as you look away. We, at the Wild Bird Trust, celebrate these inspirational people for bringing the beauty, freedom and wonder of wild birds to the world.
via Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week #46 – News Watch.
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