Thursday, 8 May 2014
A TRIP TO BOWLAND.
On an unsettled and windy day weatherwise a trip to Bowland was the order of the day.The upper reaches of the River Wyre was the first port of call and a newly fledged dipper was seen being fed by the parents,closer to Scorton a few sandmartins were bickering over nest holes on a very small and rocky bank while a pied wagtail was collecting insects to feed the young wagtails hidden away in a wall.I`ve posted a few images captured on my enjoyable day out.
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Martin; these are super photographs of birds I don't get to see on my side of the world. A great photographic environment too; loved these shots
Martin. A trip into Bowland is always interesting and full of photographic opportunities. Lovely images of the dippers.Catch up with you soon.
Brilliant set of the Dippers in the beautiful setting of Bowland....Great stuff Martin.
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