Mute Swan
This little Robin appeared in front of the hide, on the grass feeding on some sun flower seeds I had just thrown out.
Robin
Robin
It then flew into the bushes on the right of the Bittern Hide.
Otter Cubs - Isle of Mull 2011
These were taken at Loch Na keal - Isle of Mull 2011. THIS PHOTOGRAPH HAS JUST COME 2nd IN THE NATURE PRINTS SECTION OF THE LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE PHOTOGRAPHIC UNION ANNUAL COMPETITION
Thursday, 11 March 2010
6th March - Moore Nature Reserve
I have been to Moore nature reserve a few times now and have yet to see the elusive Bittern. Though every time I go, someone has either just seen it, or it was seen yesterday, but never when I am there. When I arrived, there was this photographer already there with his 500mm lens poised at the reed beds looking very cold I must say. He left after about 5 minutes of me arriving (must of been something I said)and said that I will need a lot of luck to see the bittern today, just as he was leaving.Thanks very much I said, see you again. Subsequently, I found out when I got home, after scanning the Internet, it was Steve Seal, The very guy who has 2 photographs either side of my Short Eared Owl on the homepage of the Dee Estuary website. www.deeestuary.co.uk. I never did see the Bittern, but did see a Mute Swan nearly fly into the hide I was in, see below.
Mute Swan
This little Robin appeared in front of the hide, on the grass feeding on some sun flower seeds I had just thrown out.
Robin
Robin
It then flew into the bushes on the right of the Bittern Hide.
Mute Swan
This little Robin appeared in front of the hide, on the grass feeding on some sun flower seeds I had just thrown out.
Robin
Robin
It then flew into the bushes on the right of the Bittern Hide.
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