These
images I photographed along the Seacliffe Road in Bangor when I was out on one
of early morning walks. They are
Turnstone, Redshank and Hood Crow. I was looking for Purple Sandpipers however they had not arrived as yet to this area.
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Time
for Weekend Reflections and The Weekend Roundup and the letter is R and Red. On one of my early morning walks, I came across these lovely RED apples , and Dahlia in the Walled Garden, had to stop crossing the road when the RED man was lite up , then saw this RED car in car park and finally as it had rained the previousl night, there was a puddle giving me my RED REFLECTION shot.
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Previously
I showed you photographs when I took my birder to find a lake in Killynether
Wood and this is one of the step paths down to the lake but we were rewarded by
seeing a lovely Mute Swan family with their 3 cygnets.
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These are photographs of fungi that I saw
when I took the bird group down to the Killynether
Wood.
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These
are photographs taken by Alan, one of my birders when the group went birding at the Flood
Gates, Newtownards. They are the Little Egret, Pintail duck, Pied Wagtail, Turnstone and Redshank
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These
images I photographed at the Balloo Wood, in Bangor It is not very big but has a nice pond for a
small number of birds and I liked this fungi.
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Time
for Weekend Reflections and The Weekend Roundup and the letter is Q and Quarter. Below is the QUOILE countryside Centre, followed by a QUERCUS tree, then my kitchen clock tells is it is a QUARTER past one and the final images shows a QUIET and peaceful morning in Ward Park with QUITE a lovely REFLECTION
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This
image were photographed the Sunken Garden at the National Trust Property of Mount Stewart recently. It might
be diffi cult to see all the other hedges but they are all there.
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These
images fascinated me with how the raindrops looked like diamonds on the
beautiful Alchemilla Mollis leaves. The yellow
flowers are the Rudbeckia plants.
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These
images of the Heron that we birders call, Mr Grumpty were photographed in Ward
Park,, Bangor that is 2 minutes walk from my home.
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These
are more photographs I shot when I took my birders to the National Trust Property of Mount Stewart recently. Even
through the autumn is fast approaching the gardens were still lovely lovely.
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