I didn’t realise how aggressive Coots can be to each other! Their relentless fighting was what I was tasked to capture for Wild London.
It involved getting into a pair of waders (which I seem to do a lot of on my wildlife shoots) and into the various park lakes, let’s call them ponds, around London.
Amidst all the floating bird poo there was a very savage group of coots that were unrelenting in their desire to inflict maximum damage upon each other.
Like in typical Natural History TV fashion the shots I got for the show all happened on the last day of filming. Classic.
I didn’t realise how aggressive Coots can be to each other! Their relentless fighting was what I was tasked to capture for Wild London.
It involved getting into a pair of waders (which I seem to do a lot of on my wildlife shoots) and into the various park lakes, let’s call them ponds, around London.
Amidst all the floating bird poo there was a very savage group of coots that were unrelenting in their desire to inflict maximum damage upon each other.
Like in typical Natural History TV fashion the shots I got for the show all happened on the last day of filming. Classic.