Sprucing themselves up.
One of the Hackney juvenile kingfishers on the River Lea.

Sprucing themselves up.
One of the Hackney juvenile kingfishers on the River Lea.
Always get a little nervous when I take friends on a walk to see the kingfishers that we will not see one.
I need not have worried yesterday as this juvenile sat for quite some time down on the River Lea as we stood watching it.
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Bobbing kingfishers
Watch as they take it in turn to stand tall trying to intimidate each other.
📍: Bridge 22 (Railway), Lee Navigation
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📸: Photo by Peter O'Connor aka anemoneprojectors on Flickr https://flic.kr/p/2rM4bez
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