A Little Egret on an evening flight.
A Pied Wagtail.
Kestrel (Male, Juvenile Male, or Female?).
An Oystercatcher and chick.
A Collared Dove.
A Great Crested Grebe resting in a bed of weeds.
© Elliot Sampford
Showing posts with label Great Crested Grebe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Great Crested Grebe. Show all posts
Tuesday, 7 July 2015
Photograph folio for week ending 5 July 2015
Don't forget you can see an enlargement of any image by 'clicking' on it.
A Little Egret on an evening flight.
A Pied Wagtail.
Kestrel (Male, Juvenile Male, or Female?).
An Oystercatcher and chick.
A Collared Dove.
A Great Crested Grebe resting in a bed of weeds.
© Elliot Sampford
A Little Egret on an evening flight.
A Pied Wagtail.
Kestrel (Male, Juvenile Male, or Female?).
An Oystercatcher and chick.
A Collared Dove.
A Great Crested Grebe resting in a bed of weeds.
© Elliot Sampford
Friday, 15 May 2015
Photograph Gallery two weeks ending 30 April 2015.
A Little Egret over RSPB Frampton Marsh.
Avocet at RSPB Frampton Marsh.
Great Crested Grebe at RSPB Frampton Marsh.
House Sparrow collecting material to make his comfortable for her & the fledglings.
Black-headed Gulls at Whisby Nature Reserve, Lincoln.
Chaffinch pauses before going to the seed feeder.
Whilst I was at the Whisby Nature Reserve, Lincoln, several bird-watchers (twitchers) and photographers I met asked me if I had spotted the three or four Mediterranean Gulls amongst the hundreds of Black-headed Gulls. Well I couldn't be unsuccessful so these two photographs show I did spot three of them; I couldn't find the fourth one. The Mediterranean Gull has black head hood-marking whereas the Black-headed Gull has a smaller brown head hood-marking – confusing. No prize but can you spot the difference.
One of our regular garden visiting Magpie enjoying seedless grapes.
© Elliot Sampford
Avocet at RSPB Frampton Marsh.
Great Crested Grebe at RSPB Frampton Marsh.
House Sparrow collecting material to make his comfortable for her & the fledglings.
Black-headed Gulls at Whisby Nature Reserve, Lincoln.
Chaffinch pauses before going to the seed feeder.
Whilst I was at the Whisby Nature Reserve, Lincoln, several bird-watchers (twitchers) and photographers I met asked me if I had spotted the three or four Mediterranean Gulls amongst the hundreds of Black-headed Gulls. Well I couldn't be unsuccessful so these two photographs show I did spot three of them; I couldn't find the fourth one. The Mediterranean Gull has black head hood-marking whereas the Black-headed Gull has a smaller brown head hood-marking – confusing. No prize but can you spot the difference.
One of our regular garden visiting Magpie enjoying seedless grapes.
© Elliot Sampford
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