Although not special photographs, here is a posting of Ruff, Golden Plover, Little Stint and Crane. These were the species which were attracting the attention of the Wardens and Volunteers, and those of us who were around to join in.
2 comments:
Brian Human
said...
Once again lots of excellent birds - I'd be happy just to see these through binoculars, let alone capture so much of them in a camera.
I'm very drawn to the seascape as an establishing shot. I did a Blurb book, of seascapes called 'Horizons - The Lure of Distance' - remind me to show you next time we meet. Maybe I an more interested in scapes than I had thought.
I would be very interested to see your book of Horizons. I like the idea of my putting together a collection, perhaps book, of coastal horizons - thanks for the prompt!
This blog is to provide me with a photographic record of each year - and I now hope to keep it going after a few false starts! Most days I'm out first thing with our remaining dog, so posting something quite frequently.
2 comments:
Once again lots of excellent birds - I'd be happy just to see these through binoculars, let alone capture so much of them in a camera.
I'm very drawn to the seascape as an establishing shot. I did a Blurb book, of seascapes called 'Horizons - The Lure of Distance' - remind me to show you next time we meet. Maybe I an more interested in scapes than I had thought.
I would be very interested to see your book of Horizons. I like the idea of my putting together a collection, perhaps book, of coastal horizons - thanks for the prompt!
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