Two
more shots of the pigeons resting or nesting on the cafe roof were
taken, whilst I rested but did not nest below sipping refreshments.
The pigeons were not alone on the roof - a black-headed gull was also
in situ - but I only took one shot of him, most were of the pigeons.
That
was indeed another trip to Arundel Wetlands reserve concluded. On my
way home, I spotted a bird shaped cloud though - so took a photo of
that also. By the time I took the snap, it had faded a little, but
you can more or less see that it looks bird-shaped.
Next
up, we are back home and here are a pair of recent residents in the
tall dead trees at the back of the garden - magpies. I am quite happy
that they are enjoying the trees, also that they have come to eat
windfalls in my yard when I have some - but... alas, some of the
smaller birds are not so keen on their presence.
What
are another lot of geese doing in my next photo? Well, this past week I have had some time off from my evening job, so when I also had the
afternoon free, I popped off to Arundel again! Here are a familiar
family to regular readers that are now slightly older than in the
last trips' shots. Also somewhat older now, the trumpeter swan and
his brood - on my initial trip this year, they were nesting still.
That's a cool picture of the magpies in the dead tree. The gray sky in the background adds to the ominous atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteyes...been a bit that way today too - but without the magpies - only sparrows!
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