Tuesday, 1. December 2009, 20:21:39
white, furry, of, grey
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For this post I will return to my trip to Donna Nook. Here I witnessed one of those great moments of wildlife watching. Grey seal pup being born. Be warned if your eating or squeemish, because I had the camera in hand! Its not too graphic and bloody but you have been warned!
Talking to the wardens this seal mum had been there for a number of days (they usually give birth a day or two after arriving).
They were beginning to worry something was wrong.
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Wednesday, 25. November 2009, 20:40:38
bull, report, Donna, seals
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Here is the creator of yesterdays trail.
A grey seal.
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Wednesday, 30. September 2009, 19:13:47
wat, pitsea, hawkers, flesh
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A couple of weeks back on a sunny lunch time walk, we came across an area of hawthorn (not far from 'weasel alley' where I photographed the weasel in the last post) that had become a sun trap and was teeming with common darters and migrant hawkers. One common darter was defending his bench from intruders
He was so obsessed with this bench, when he landed in a bad spot I gave him a gentle nudge and he refused to budge!
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Wednesday, 13. May 2009, 15:24:51
orange, butterfly, scorpionfly, park
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At the end of last month (the 29th) I was in Bedfords Park and I came across a female orange tip butterfly that seem content to sit and be photographed, which is most unusual for this species. So I got out the raynox macro adapter and took some photos with it on the fz7 and with out on the fz18
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Tuesday, 17. March 2009, 18:21:10
mandarin, red, female, richmond
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The saturday before last I headed to Richmond Park for so Sue could try out some photography techniques she'd been reading about. I took a lot of photos as I always do when visiting this park, so Ive broken it down into more than one post. In this post I'll cover the ducks, starting with the pintails.
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