Most of these images were taken over the course of several visits to Shapwick Heath and RSPB Greylake in the month of June 2012.
Shapwick Heath:
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| Roe Deer |
This was the only photograph I managed on a rather unproductive day!
One of the exceptions – taken at Steeple Langford, Wiltshire:
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| Dunnock |
Shapwick Heath:
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| Carrion Crow |
Footnote: It did not get fed!
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| (Reed Warbler) 'Top of the pole' |
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| Grey Heron lurking |
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| Listening and looking |
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| Waiting |
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| Kingfisher (the white tip suggests a juvenile) |
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| "What's up there?" |
Greylake:
I encountered this family of Mute Swan on one of the board walks in the reserve. The cob was about 100m away on the edge of one of the drains – fast asleep.
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| Waking up |
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| Not my leg! |
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| Posing |
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| Just looking pretty |
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| "I thinks that's my back" |
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| Dreaming |
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| Miles away! |
Although the pen was happy to let me get down on the board-walk with her and the brood, she refused to let me pass. I had to return the way I had come!
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| Reed Bunting |
... and the other exception. Taken at RSPB Otmoor near Oxford. Fortunately, I hadn't made a special journey there. I'd been in Chipping Norton, Oxon., trying on a new Stealth Gear™ jacket. At Otmoor, the weather was deteriorating and the wind was blowing ever more strongly. This Reed Bunting is the only worthwhile image I obtained.
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| Dance of the Seven (green) Veils |
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