I am
continuing to show you photographs over 2 weeks when a small group of birders
and myself visited the WWT called Castle Espie in April. This is the beautiful African Comb duck.
I hope you enjoyed this post today.
Unfortunately I will not be commenting for a while due to a final
diagnosis of my shoulder problem - Parsonage Turner Syndrome which is
a rare condition and typing does not help the pain I am experiencing.
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I am
continuing to show you photographs over 2 weeks when a small group of birders
and myself visited the WWT called Castle Espie in April. This was a the most beautiful new duck to
their collection called a Falcated duck.
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Unfortunately I will not be commenting for a while due to a final
diagnosis of my shoulder problem - Parsonage Turner Syndrome which is
a rare condition and typing does not help the pain I am experiencing.
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comments.
I am
continuing to show you photographs over 2 weeks when a small group of birders
and myself visited the WWT called Castle Espie in April. Of course at this time of year the testosterone
was high and this Barrow’s Goldeneye was not letting the other male near his
female.
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‘Consider how the wild flowers grow. They do not labour or spin. Yet I tell you, not even Solomon in all his splendour was dressed like one of these.
The wildflower is a Cowslip and In Northern Ireland, they are so rare that they are a protected species.
I hope you enjoyed this post today.
Unfortunately I will not be commenting for a while due to a final
diagnosis of my shoulder problem - Parsonage Turner Syndrome which is
a rare condition and typing does not help the pain I am experiencing.
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Have a Blessed Sunday
Roughly for the next 2 weeks I will be showing you photographs of ducks and geese when a small group of birders and myself visited the WWT called Castle Espie.These images are of a Shoveler, female Ringed Teal, African white-backed, White- headed and Baer's Pochard ducks. Finally a Greenland white -fronted goose followed by a Ross's goose.
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Unfortunately I will not be commenting for a while due to a final
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Time
for Weekend Reflections and The Weekend Roundup and the letter is Z and Zippy.
Now we do not use the word zippy much or at all in the UK however I understand
it to mean lively and energetic. These images are from 2006 when I was in
Australia and it may not be exactly what you had in mind for the word ZIPPY
but I am sure this little engine would disagree. I have
many more photographs of that day out around these old engines if you would like
me, in time to edit them? I think they are wonderful and to ride in this one from
the ZIG-ZAG Railway was brilliant. The
final image is my street – in this case
platform shot. Many different things go
through people’s head in the presence of these old engins and I wonder what my
daughter is thinking here?
Unfortunately I will not be commenting for a while due to a final
diagnosis of my shoulder problem - Parsonage Turner Syndrome which is
a rare condition and typing does not help the pain I am experiencing.
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comments.
I hope you enjoyed this post today.
Roughly
for the next 2 weeks I will be showing you photographs of ducks and geese when a small group of birders
and myself visited this hide at the WWT called Castle Espie.
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Unfortunately I will not be commenting for a while due to a final
diagnosis of my shoulder problem - Parsonage Turner Syndrome which is
a rare condition and typing does not help the pain I am experiencing.
I appreciate your visit and
comments.
Roughly
for the next 2 weeks I will be showing you photographs of ducks and geese when a small group of birders
and myself visited the WWT called Castle Espie. This is a series of shots of a female
Hooded Merganser.
Unfortunately I will not be commenting for a while due to a final
diagnosis of my shoulder problem - Parsonage Turner Syndrome which is
a rare condition and typing does not help the pain I am experiencing.
These
are a few of my photographs when I was on
one of my early morning walks in April down at the Bangor Marina. They are Herring gull and Black Guillemot.
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Roughly
for the next 2 weeks I will be showing you photographs of ducks and geese when a small group of birders
and myself visited the WWT called Castle Espie in April. The images, are Smew, Cinnamon Teal, Shoveler and Rosybill ducks
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linking to THROUGH MY LENS.
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visit and comments.
And I saw an angel standing in the sun, who cried in a loud voice to all the birds flying in mid-air, ‘Come, gather together for the great supper of God,
Photograph of Herring gulls at the
Bangor Marina.
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for leaving any comments and stay safe.
Have a Blessed Sunday
These
are some of the early Mallard ducklings I photographed in April when I was
walking in Ward Park, Bangor
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Time for Weekend Reflections and The Weekend Roundup and the letter is Y and Yellow. Below is a YELLOW wast bin. It must be a very old one as it is the only one I have seen on my walks, and I found it in Ward Park. Then we have 2 YELLOW/gold knockers, followed by a YELLOW/Golden dragon, then YELLOW daffodils and finishing with a REFLECTION image showing YELLOW tipped stanchions at the Bangor Marina.
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This
photograph was taken on one of my early morning walks in May at the Bangor Marina.
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