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A butterfly I found resting in long grass at Centenary Riverside Nature Reserve near the centre of Rotherham
I was lucky with the lighting conditions for this shot; the swan was in full sun but the background was in deep shadow. The image was taken yesterday evening in Rotherham. The swan was on the River Don.
This male Kestrel - presumably fledged this summer - was so confiding that I was able to walk up close enough to get a shot with a 105mm macro lens. He was perched on top of a steel casting that forms part of Steel Henge, a structure made from materials found on the site of a former foundry in central Rotherham that was transformed into the Centenary Riverside nature reserve by Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust
And here it is the real autumn palette of early October in the warm light of evening sun over dales and valleys of Toronto.
*Continuing to record the seasonal changes for my series Toronto's Tales of Dales - seasonal impressions of a vast view over Rosedale and Don Valley of Toronto, as seen right from Downtown at North-East direction.
My last walk at Beechwood Trail there was snow on the ground and the old Kiln really looked very bleak.
5 shot joiner.
The farm behind camera is Turnpike Knowe map ref 479157 Aberdeenshire. It is 2km ESE of Kildrummy Castle, a spectacular view point!