Thursday, October 13, 2011
Jack Snipe at Spurn Point
It's amazing how quickly these snipe disappeared when they sat down. They were sometimes quite difficult to see when standing. How well they blend in.
White Wagtail
An excellent day at Spurn with 4 jack snipe, a ring ouzel and 1000's of redwings and fieldfares. A few late swallows flew south.
More Jack Snipe from Spurn Point
4 jack snipe on Canal Scrape, Spurn Point. It was amazing how they simply disappeared when sat down, becoming almost invisible.
Ring Ouzel
This female ring ouzel was with the redwings and thrushes around canal scrape, Spurn. The colour on the redwings was stunning. Also in the reeds were 4 jack snipe.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Homeless by Calvin Taylor Lee
Homeless by Calvin Taylor Lee of One Click Photography. Model: Lucy
All copyright belongs to Calvin Taylor Lee. Thank you Calvin, love your work x
Red Breasted Goose
Red Breasted Goose and Scaling Dam Reservoir in North Yorkshire. The first time we have been there and was so impressed. There were 1000's of geese and ducks there. The water is shared with plenty of water sport enthusiasts but bouys stop the boats coming into the wildlife area. A cosy hide and friendly locals made it an excellent day.
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Red Breasted Goose
Whitby, North Yorkshire
Wonder if they sell pints in there? If so, "I'll have one of those"............
Whitby Abbey, a Benedictine abbey built in 1220 which inspired Bram Stoker to write Dracula. Whitby was also the place where Captain Cook sailed the HMS Endeavor from. A place steeped in history and one we must return to on a sunny day.
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