More Little Beauties.

I thought I would do another post about small birds.The Coal Tit and Blue Tit were taken at a local feeding station,while the Treecreeper was captured at the edge of a wood at Salwick,an added bonus and great suprise was to find this Black Redstart at Morcambe on Monday while Iwas there with Brian Rafferty for the waders at high tide.

LITTLE BEAUTIES.

A few of the small birds that I enjoy photographing.Ididn't know Robins legs were so long. I love them all hope you do to.

A Glut of Goldfinch.

I've been concentrating on Goldfinch recently and although the weather and light hasn't been to my advantage I have managed some images of what I set out to capture. Below are a few of my better images to date.I will be posting more images of some of the Goldfinch behaviour I have been lucky enough to have seen recently.

Local Images.

A bit of a mis match of images on this post I'm afraid.The squirrel.[not one of my favorite mammals] was taken in Avenham Park the light was just perfect.The coot and shoveler were taken at Newton Marsh while the rest of the images were captured at a local feeding station.

Catching Salmon.

I know that catching salmon on rod and line is very hard to do,well trying to catch an image of one jumping up a waterfall isn't far behind.I realized when Igot home what I had done wrong,Ineed my bumps reading,the camera was set to turn off after 1 minute.so even after being pre focused on a specific spot I was to slow to catch the action as the camera had to turn itself back on first.Hey ho never mind I will be back.Shown below are a couple of my feeble efforts,also a Teal and a couple of deer images taken at Leighton Moss in fading light at iso 1250.

Images from Lea.

A few images from the feeding station at Lea,so nice to see and photograph the Tree Sparrows,the Rabbit is an added bonus.I spend a lot of time here and hopefully there will be lots more images of the local birds and wildlife to come over winter.

Crossbills in the Trough.

A few images of Crossbills in the Trough of Bowland,even though these are only record images I thought it was well worth a post for these wonderful birds.