Let me know when that tide's coming in won't you

Let me know when that tide's coming in won't you

Thursday 2 May 2019

Fulmar - Sheringham

The cliff tops at Sheringham are a great place to look for birds. It could be Meadow Pipits, Stonechats or just recently Ring Ouzles. I like to look out to sea a lot of the time, scanning for anything out of the ordinary. I've seen all sorts, from Gannets to Red-throated Divers and Scoters.
Currently nesting in the rocks are are some Fulmars. I had tried for a few days to try and get some flight shots of them, but they always seemed to come out of nowhere at me and then off before I could get a focus on them.
These are the best I could manage, but watching them sore along the cliff tops was good consolation.

Once again, it came out of nowhere.



27 comments:

  1. That first flight shot is marvellous. Have a wonderful weekend

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  2. Hello, great flight shots. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend.

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  3. ...they are beautiful in flight!

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  4. Amazing wings!
    Have a great weekend!

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  5. This is not a species that I have seen often, but I find it quite thrilling when I do, especially if they are coursing along the cliff tops in effortless flight.

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  6. Birds are so amazing. It is true that they just seem to come out of nowhere. Boom there they are and then---there they aren't.
    Good shots
    MB

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  7. Don't you wonder sometimes how birds got these names! Love this bird in flight! Beautiful photos!

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  8. Wow, these photos are absolutely gorgeous, perfect flight captures.

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  9. Hi Adam, I love photos of birds. Photos of birds in flight are especially challenging and you have some excellent shots here. Thank you for sharing. And thank you for your kind comments on my blog. John

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  10. WoW adam, these are stunning captures!! it sounds like a thrilling experience and that you have found yourself a great spot!! flight images elude me, but not you, these are really amazing captures!!

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  11. These are beautiful pictures of the flying birds.
    Best regards, Irma

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  12. Once again, thanks. Fabulous entry. It's a great time of year to go out, birding.

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  13. Beautiful capture of the 'birds in flight' ~ they are fast!

    Happy Day to you,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  14. Great photos of birds in flight! The birds are too fast for me. Happy new week!

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  15. I so enjoy these fly bys! I am awful at these. Thanks for visiting!

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  16. I'd never heard of fulmars before. Nice shots!

    Thanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2019/05/on-retreat-in-washington-dc.htmll

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  17. Beautiful flight pictures...they make me gasp, can only imagine the feeling in person. Wow.

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  18. I love the way Fulmars dont bend their wings - wonderful birds to watch.

    Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne

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  19. These are beautiful shots. I think it can be quite difficult to catch the bird in flight with such clarity. Beautiful!

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  20. You obtained some beautiful images of them-- no need to apologize. Very interesting post!

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  21. Really neat pictures! I think he was photobombing you.

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  22. I'm not seeing many Fulmar this week Adam. Maybe because I'm in Menorca. Catch you soon.

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  23. To see a Fumar cruising over a rocky headland is to really be awed by the beauty of flight.

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