Whooper Swans
Here's a Meadow Pipit having a good scratch on this fence post.
The light wasn't great, but compared to most of the weekend this was not too bad.
This Grey Heron was on the active lookout for some fish.
Let me know when that tide's coming in won't you
Monday, 26 November 2012
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really pretty sky in the first shot!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful images indeed ! Not much wild life over here. Please have a good Tuesday.
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Those whoooper swans look so beautiful-lovely shapes. And great against the orange sky.
ReplyDeleteWow - beautiful beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful shot of the swans Adam. I am in South Manchester at the moment and have not seen anything except the rain!
ReplyDeleteYour first shot is stunning!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
You got my favourite birds here: swans and herons!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos!
Greetings Pia
All great photos but I especially like the first one with the swans against that beautiful sky color.
ReplyDeleteI have been looking for Bohemian waxwings. Are these the ones you're looking for?
ReplyDeleteGreat birds, the swans is favorite shot! Good luck on your waxwing hunt!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the color of the sky behind behind the swans (beautiful shot)and your composition with the post and wire.
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures Adam!
Yes, it's a tough time at the moment Adam. Good shot of swans into the orange sky. Keep up the Waxwing hunt - i'm still looking too.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with finding the waxwing.
ReplyDeleteGIven the sort of weather you have been having I assume the heron is stood in the middle of a football pitch somewhere!
ReplyDeleteNice set of pictures.
Cheers and thanks for linking to WBW - Stewart M - Melbourne
Love that shot of the Whooper Swans in flight. Happy birding, Adam.
ReplyDeleteShame you cant get to see the Waxwings yet, hopefully they turn up for you, we've been spoilt here in North Wales, but great pics... love the Whoopers
ReplyDeleteVery nice images, I really like the Swans! (There is no such bird as a Waxwing. They are a figment of birders' imaginations....at least mine, apparently!)
ReplyDeleteMarvellous silhouettes of the Whooper swans against that unusual coloured sky! Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteNot on your doorstep Adam but I was over in the North West with a mate a few days ago and had 45+ Waxwings at Arnside Knott, might be worth a visit?
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Timbobaggins Abroad
Good luck and have to say, great blog mate ... you have a new follower!
Tim
Adam, your swan shot is magnificent! Hope you find the waxwings, and I'm hoping they'll show up here, too.
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