Now I've had a while longer to go through and edit some more of the images I took yesterday I shall post some more:
I did manage to get one half decent image of an Owl with a prey item:
This image is my entrant for the "Artsy Fartsy image of the day":
And this image is to mix things up. To stop things getting repetetive!
Showing posts with label Long tailed Tit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Long tailed Tit. Show all posts
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Gullfest at Jubilee Park
As the title of this post suggests, I went to Jubilee today and saw some gulls. Normally there are gulls of one species (Black Headed) but today yielded four! The ever present Black Headed Gulls were joined by a few Common Gulls, two Herring Gulls and a Lesser Black Backed Gull that I originally incorrectly identified as Yellow Legged (oh, the shame) but after being pointed in the right direction by the Llama is definately a LBB (patch tick all the same!).
The Wigeon numbers have exploded too, up from 7 last time to a whopping 60 today. The hoped for Goosander were absent from the pool however, perhaps because the levels are so low. As I was scanning the pool a familiar sound reached my ears for the first time in ages here - Kingfishers calling! Two birds quickly stormed past, chasing each other but didn't linger for photographs, it was nice enough to see them back here after the recent harsh winters. A few other decent patch birds showed around the park including Sparrowhawk, Green Woodpecker, Grey Wagtail and Coal Tit but otherwise there wasn't much about except for a dog that was the size of a small, actually make that a large, horse.
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| Dont know which fool thought this was yellow legged....that would be me. |
The Wigeon numbers have exploded too, up from 7 last time to a whopping 60 today. The hoped for Goosander were absent from the pool however, perhaps because the levels are so low. As I was scanning the pool a familiar sound reached my ears for the first time in ages here - Kingfishers calling! Two birds quickly stormed past, chasing each other but didn't linger for photographs, it was nice enough to see them back here after the recent harsh winters. A few other decent patch birds showed around the park including Sparrowhawk, Green Woodpecker, Grey Wagtail and Coal Tit but otherwise there wasn't much about except for a dog that was the size of a small, actually make that a large, horse.
| these twig-in-the-way shots are really starting to harsh my mellow |
| no twigs but terrible light. |
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