Steering our way towards the local country park on a blue sky January morning gave us the first opportunity in ages for using the camera. Even a fair selection of birds came out to play.
Here’s hoping the weather stays this clear for a few days. Happy new year to all our readers.
With time to sit and look out to sea and to be in the right place at the right time can be most rewarding; the only problem with photography is whether the camera can cope with the weather. Yes I am boring, yes I always have a camera attached to my hand, but sometimes the captured images make my sacrifice to the art worth the effort. Tell me if you agree or not. The pictures speak for themselves.
C what I mean?
Hello my deers
This first set of deer pictures were taken from the roadside by Stock Gaylard House in Dorset, a cultivated herd often seen grazing.
The second viewing of deer was seen on farmland by the road between Bradford Abbas and Yeovil, these have been seen a few times before but here they stood still for a while.
Could be this last one is related to your kangaroos Lean?
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