A few images taken in the last few days here on Shetland. I have spent time in the harbour photographing white-winged gulls, seals and reflections as well as heading out into the hills to track and photograph the stunning Mountain Hare, a British mammal found here in good numbers.
A raucous Glaucous - a nice pale Juvenile photographed in Lerwick yesterday |
Juvenile Glaucous Gull - Lerwick |
Juvenile Iceland Gull - Lerwick |
A beautiful Mountain Hare - Shetland mainland |
Some wacky harbour reflections - here with a big bull Grey Seal winking at me. |
Grey Seal side profile in reflections |
Feeling Blue . . . . |
Spot the American Wigeon - a lucky flyby of the thankfully long staying bird in a flock of Eurasian Wigeon in the West of mainland Shetland. |
A 'Tystie' or Black Guillemot at sunset in Lerwick harbour. |
What stunningly lovely pictures. Just look at the seal's rolls of skin (and expression!) and the Mountain Hare ....
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