Stonechat Bird UK ZAUBERHAFTE Bilder von Richmond Park's atemberaubenden Gewässern und der reichen Tierwelt wurden letzte Woche bis zum 14. Dezember aufgenommen.
Stonechat bird UK ENCHANTING pictures of Richmond Park?s stunning waters and rich wildlife were captured last week up to as recently as 14th December. From the majestic red deer, the cute fallow deer avoiding his mother?s kiss, to the sweet European stonechat bird braving the cold morning, these images capture the essence of the park and its thriving wildlife. Richmond Park is the largest of London's eight Royal Parks, covering 2500 acres and home to ancient trees, herds of deer and the Isabella Plantation - a 40-acre woodland garden set within a Victorian plantation. These images were taken by British wildlife photographer Felix Belloin, using a combination of equipment, including Canon EOS R3 and EOS R5 cameras with the following lenses: Canon EF 500mm L IS USM ii f/4, Canon RF 28-70mm f/2 L USM and Canon RF 70-200mm L IS USM. ?Capturing these shots always fills me with a feeling of accomplishment and gratefulness to be able to witness this spectacle, ? he said. ?What I love about these photographs is the combination of one of the most majestic UK mammals (Red Deer and Fallow Deer) in incredible light and weather conditions. ?I love the serenity of the scene. Hard to believe this is only a stone-throw away from the city.? ENDS
