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Spray off a fresh catch. A kingfisher lands on a branch with a fish its plucked from the river. Water drops tumble off the freshly caught fish, having been pulled from a stream Cock Beck in Aberford, Leeds. Les Liddle, 66, a retired MOT tester from Sherburn In Elmet, North Yorkshire said, "The kingfisher caught the fish and was stunning it on the branch. I was waiting for just over an hour. If the birds see you, then they're gone." "With a very fast shutter speed of 1/5000th of a second, you get to see the water droplets in more detail to that of the naked eye. When they go into the water a membrane covers their eyes." Please byline: Les Liddle/Solent News © Les Liddle/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 *** Local Caption *** 1. When and where were these pictures taken? November 2022, Aberford Nr Leeds. 2. Can you describe what is happening in the images? The Kingfisher caught the fish and was stunning it on the branch. 3. How did you capture this shot? Were you waiting for a while and did they mind your presence? Waited on average just over an hour, If they see you there gone. 4. How difficult was it to capture the water droplets in these shots? Could you see the droplets with your eye, or just in the images?A very fast shutter speed 1/5000th sec, yes you can see the water. 5. What is your favourite thing about the shots? Just seeing the Kingfisher not everyone does. 6. Any other info we may like to know?When they go in to the water a membrane covers there eyes. 7. What is your preferred full name, age, occupation and where are you from? Les Liddle, 66, Retired MOT tester, Sherburn In Elmet Nr Leeds...