Showing posts with label Little Grebe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Little Grebe. Show all posts

Saturday, 14 November 2009

Reflective Times
I have been office based for the past couple of weeks working on book & agency images but managed to get out for a very enjoyable afternoon excursion to Norfolk on Thursday. For an hour or so before dark (2.30-3.30 pm) the light was wonderful so I concentrated on different reflections and silhouettes with some very approachable Coot and Little Grebes.


Thursday, 23 October 2008

Gale Force Grebe & Phals . . .
Gale force 9 to storm force 10. Say no more . . . 
There was a small 'twitch' on today as a Little Grebe was discovered at Furse - an Island tick for many. A Great Northern Diver was also at Furse. There was a significant increase in Fieldfare numbers throughout the day with over 1000 seen! I returned to photograph the Grey Phalarope still feeding away in South Haven which had apparently been joined by the second bird again.  However as I watched the pair & began photographing them it became apparent that the second bird was a 'new' bird & not the second bird from earlier in the week (which was much more colourful & less advanced into it's winter plumage).