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Saturday, 7 September 2019

BOOBY PRIZE !!

I SPENT A DAY AT KYNANCE COVE TRYING FOR A 
SHOT OF THE BROWN BOOBY. IT SPENT MOST OF 
IT'S TIME SITTING ON A DISTANT ROCK BUT 
I DID MANAGE COUPLE OF VERY DISTANT
 FLIGHT SHOTS. THE CHOUGH AND RAVEN 
WERE HAPPY TO POSE THOUGH.
THE REST WERE TAKEN AT HAYLE
 ESTUARY AND GOTHIAN SANDS NR. 

BROWN BOOBY
BROWN BOOBY

CHOUGH

CHOUGH

CHOUGH
RAVEN
RAVEN
RAVEN
BLACK-TAILED GODWIT
BLACK-TAILED GODWIT
MEADOW PIPIT

DUNLIN
KNOT
KNOT
RINGED PLOVER

Saturday, 18 March 2017

HELSTON AND HELL'S MOUTH

JUST A FEW SHOTS THAT I'VE TAKEN SINCE COMING BACK 
FROM CUBA (still working on those photos!).
THE BONAPARTE'S GULL WAS TAKEN AT HELSTON .
THE REST WERE TAKEN AT HELL'S MOUTH.

BONAPARTE'S GULL
BONAPARTE'S GULL
SKYLARK
ROCK PIPIT
STONECHAT, fem
STONECHAT, male
FULMAR
FULMAR
RAVEN
RAVEN

Monday, 5 July 2010

A few birds at last.

Went to Hell's Mouth and The Lizard at the weekend. Still not a lot of birds around.
This Kestrel must have had a recent kill, judging by the bloody talons!







Don't know what species of Lizard this is. We took it at Kynance cove on The Lizard.






A good way to tell the Large Skipper from the Small Skipper is by the hook on the end of the antenna, also Small Skipper tend to be more orange on the club.

Friday, 26 March 2010

Short trip to Iceland.

We have just got back from a short trip to Iceland. Had a great time and would highly recommend it. It was extremely cold and at times so windy, you could barely stand up,
let alone take photos.
We birded in the SW of Iceland and as only 300,000 people live there we hardly saw anyone when away from the towns. The landscape is breathtaking and we were amazed at the small colourful houses everywhere, just lovely. Hope to go back one day. The only disappointment
was that we didn't see the Northern Lights or get White-tailed Eagle or any of the Auks.







This is a 'not very good' record shot of a Kumlien's Gull.




This Whooper Swan's display paid off in the end.








As you can see the sea was very rough and digi-scoping was nearly impossible, however,
the Harlequin was a lifer for us as was Barrow's Goldeneye.


Have included this shot because it shows the lovely purple sheen to his head.