To
start today's post, I have a couple of shots taken of the seagulls at
Shoreham. I went on a 700-run, but this month it was only to Brighton
and Shoreham - so sorry, no Naboo/Bluey shots! I only hopped off the
bus at Shoreham for a toilet break really - but decided to spend an
extra 5 minutes and take a few photos, seeing as I have not been
anywhere lately to get any 'different' shots.
Later
that same day, my feet and the summery sunshine took me up Highdown
on a blackberrying expedition. Naturally, I had my camera along as
well as some empty freezer bags - and I am glad that I did. This
trip, I managed to get a far better shot of the birds of prey
hovering above the local hill. I am not absolutely sure, but rumor
has it they are buzzards...
Back home, and the young
blackbirds are almost adult; the adult blackbirds are regaining their
plumage; the jackdaws have done with their breeding season...
Very nice pictures of the seashore. I love the birds standing in the tidal pools with all the houses way in the background.
ReplyDeleteits actually some sort of river shore rather than the ocean, but often almost drains to look that way.
ReplyDeleteThe Neponset River near my house does that. It's affected by the tides.
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