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Evening grosbeaks are a very unusual species in my neck of the world. I spotted a flock of 51 going after juniper berries.
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Last sunrays of the day make the mountains of the Engadin Valley glow in a magical light.
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Just at sunset a swan glided over to where I was taking photographs, paused for a minute and then quietly disappeared into the darkness on the right. LaSalle Park marina, Burlington, Ontario.
She was hunting right in front of me so I stepped back approximately 50ft and continued to watch her move from limb to limb.
Walking on hills during dusk, the sunlight is thrown onto us almost horizontally.
Carl Zeiss Jena 200mm f2.8 (analogue lens, manual focus, 1.2 kg beast)
No 7802 'Badley Manor' departs Bewdley for Kidderminster with the last scheduled passenger service of the day.
An image from a perfect evening at Longshaw Estate last week, with a great cloudscape and golden light across the landscape. The Beech trees to the right of the scene seemed an even more intense colour they appear here. I liked the way the path, the fence and the Ha-Ha lead the eye to the trees.
The first Evening Grosbeak I have photographed in my yard, Yakima County Washington. This is a beautiful male. The buds on the flowering crabapple leave an interesting pattern of shadows on this birds back. IMG_4806
It was lovely to get a rare night out in my old haunt. I really enjoyed distant views of barn and long eared owls, sadly on this occasion no pics.
The curlew is a bird which is highly skilled in avoiding yours truly.
So it was a nice surprise to get a very close encounter.
Numbers of this stunning bird are sadly on the decline, so it was nice to see them doing well locally.
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