Roe deer everywhere and a turnstone amid the 'seaweed' on Spurn Point. The 'seaweed' is made up of little colonial animals that get washed up in the storms.
To get over my broken camera I'm visiting 'The Bridge Street Ale House'. I'm feeling quite mellow after three pints 🍻 – at Newcastle-under-Lyme, England
The Spurn Redwings (with a Stonechat for size comparison) seemed to me to be darker and more creamier. Is this because they are more northern than the ones that appear in North Staffordshire?
Ha ha ha, this is what happens when your brain says that the coastguard helicopter should be level. Pilots heading to Spurn Point across the Humber estuary.
Ha ha ha, this is what happens when your brain says that the coastguard helicopter should be level. Pilots heading to Spurn Point across the Humber estuary.
Off to Nikon in Germany. D500 and 500mm PF they don't bounce very well on concrete 🤬
Yes, I'm a 🤡🤡 I've just discovered what a tether does. – at Barlaston Park, England
Doxey Marshes, Grey Heron not bothered by anything, a Cormorant looking good against the trees and an eclipse Shoveler waving around his bill for which he is named.
Doxey Marshes today with North Staffs RSPB. Ferruginous rump on a Peewit, Greylags attempting to land gracefully and failing plus a Long-tailed Tit that wants to ignore me.