A Stonechat Day, at last...
My favourite sort of day is the kind of day that includes a Stonechat. 
Whether I'm at the beach, at a stone-circle, on the river, the day is always better if it includes a Stonechat.
I'm out again, visiting farmers and getting out and about around the river. Today was a Stonechat Day!
The day started crisp and frosty, was followed by tea, cake, sandwiches, more tea, a rest from tea down at the river where the reflections in the still waters were beautiful.
The day ended with a beautiful sunset over the drowned callows of Bullock Island. That's the kind of day I love.
Tomorrow I'll be out doing my first winter-bird count. Hopefully, I'll be up and about at 9.00am whilst the frost is still out and the birds are reluctant to move. I'd go out earlier, but I don't want the sun on the horizon when I'm using a telescope. I hope to have more photos for you soon. Thanks for waiting fans.... lol.
Whether I'm at the beach, at a stone-circle, on the river, the day is always better if it includes a Stonechat. I'm out again, visiting farmers and getting out and about around the river. Today was a Stonechat Day!
The day started crisp and frosty, was followed by tea, cake, sandwiches, more tea, a rest from tea down at the river where the reflections in the still waters were beautiful.The day ended with a beautiful sunset over the drowned callows of Bullock Island. That's the kind of day I love.
Tomorrow I'll be out doing my first winter-bird count. Hopefully, I'll be up and about at 9.00am whilst the frost is still out and the birds are reluctant to move. I'd go out earlier, but I don't want the sun on the horizon when I'm using a telescope. I hope to have more photos for you soon. Thanks for waiting fans.... lol.
posted by Davy at
11:20 AM
5 Comments:
Did you actually SEE a Stonechat?
these are great photos mate really? how are you? you were quiet for a while!
sorry ? should be !
Jim, look at the top photo... click to enlarge?
Simon,
I've been busy doing other fun things, but I'll be better in the furure honest...
Oh, yes, brilliant. A fantastic contextual shot which demonstrates the habitat rather than the bird ;-)
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