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Tag Archives: grey heron
That’s not an otter! AP
Another week and I’m still scratching around in the ‘cold spell’ drawer, this time it is a friendly neighbourhood song thrush (with a limp!), that dropped in for a bit of free food. My excuse however for this barely topical … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Parkinson, blizzard, campervan, cold, discomfort, great northern diver, grey heron, Isle of Mull, limp, otters, Scotland, song thrush, swine flu, winter
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Down and dirty. NB.
Now that the pink footed geese have return to eastern Scotland for the winter, my thoughts have turned, as they always do at this time, to one of their favourite roosts. The tidal lagoon of Montrose Basin is just 8 … Continue reading
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Tagged amphibious hide, blind, curlew, grey heron, Montrose Basin, photography from the water, Scotland, tidal lagoon
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British Wildlife Photography Awards Competition
The inaugural British Wildlife Photography Awards competition is officially launched today. The brainchild of photographer Chris Weston, the idea has been brought to life by Maggie Gowan, a long- standing and well-respected photo library manager, curator and exhibitions manager. Why … Continue reading →