Showing posts with label Sedge Warbler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sedge Warbler. Show all posts
Saturday, 15 June 2013
Sedge Warblers at Wicken Fen
Despite the wind, it was good to photograph some Sedge Warblers in the reeds. Busy backgrounds to the images, but then that is their habitat. The last image reminded me of a Pole Vaulter coming down the runway carrying its pole before take off!
Saturday, 1 June 2013
Clayhithe
Having not used the beginning of the year as an incentive to submit to this blog on a regular basis, nor my clocking up another year, I'll endeavour to use the start of the new Camera Club year as the prompt to get going yet again!
Why would four cruisers of the same colour and with the same coloured fenders moor one behind the other?!
The Great Crested Grebes didn't appear to have a nest or young but did look as though they might start a courtship dance. They certainly seemed interested in one another. The Chaffinch didn't seem to have found a comfortable perch, and the Sedge Warbler persisted in singing from behind a twig. I shall include images shortly which deploy my new lens.
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Why would four cruisers of the same colour and with the same coloured fenders moor one behind the other?!
The Great Crested Grebes didn't appear to have a nest or young but did look as though they might start a courtship dance. They certainly seemed interested in one another. The Chaffinch didn't seem to have found a comfortable perch, and the Sedge Warbler persisted in singing from behind a twig. I shall include images shortly which deploy my new lens.
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Labels:
Chaffinch,
Clayhithe,
Great Crested Grebes,
Sedge Warbler
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