What it takes to photograph the Kingfisher: Patience, Camouflage and Determination.

Welcome back to the final chapter of my 3 part series, where I attempt to improve my skills and get closer to wildlife. In this final episode all of my determination to photograph the kingfisher finally pays off! The photo I captured signifies the hard work I put into ethically capturing a photo of the kingfisher... but the chase for the best shot is never over.
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