Capturing its movements, character and mood with good composition, colour fidelity, lighting, tonal rendition, tonal delineation and tonal harmony make it infinitely better. Clicking on the field How to get a good wildlife photograph Aim for a natural representation of wildlife in its habitat and avoid set-up shots. Early mornings and evenings are often the best times for wildlife photography, which is when animals are interestingly active and the soft light conditions are just right. The dappled light and shade conditions between forenoon and afternoon are not ideal for photography. Good field practice and experience will help one develop one's innate faculty of fast reflexes to click at the decisive moment.
Wildlife photography demands patience and perseverance.
Neither the animal nor the situation can be planned in advance. A study of animals and their behaviour, their mood and movement is necessary to avoid danger and disappointment. Wild animals in different places behave differently, so you may need to modify your method of approaching the subject in different locations. It varies between species, between individuals of the same species, and also differs with season and location. When this distance is not respected, it will either run away or charge at the photographer.