Lee Harrison's Nature Photography.: Lesser Black Backed Gull

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Evening Gulls...

I decided to head over to Ainsdale beach tonight in hope of photographing a number of gulls, inparticular the Common Gull that doesn't really live up to its name but as you can see, the evening sun was that beautiful I took advantage of some of the others around on the beach,

I hope that you like them:-

Common Gulls

Anyway thanks for visiting I hope that you like what you see,

Thanks always Lee Harrison.

I'm back continued...

Well as I couldn't fit all my lables on one post, I've had to over run onto two... I hope you like these just as much...

Sunsets

House Sparrow

Pied Wagtail

Rook

Jackdaw

Peregrine Falcon

Buzzard

Red Kite

Herring gull

Lesser Black Backed gull

Well thansk for stopping by and please keep checking in for my other holidat posts,

Thanks always Lee Harrison

Short But Sweet....

Shell Duck

I didn't have much time tonight, so I just headed to a local lodge with my other half, I was very quite around really just the usual Tit and Finches flitting around but I still managed to get a few pics. on the way around:-

Squirrel

Song Thrush

Black Headed Gull

Lesser Black Backed Gull

Short but sweet I like to think and I hope that you like it,

Thanks always Lee Harrison.

They Really Started To Bug Me

I had a lot of uni work to do today, so I didn't get to chance to go out till after tea, so I decided to work out in the garden to see what I could see, not much around really, Goldfinch, Great Tit, House Martin, Black Headed Gull, Herring Gull, 2 Lesser Black Backed Gull, plenty of Feral Pigeons, 1 wood pigeon and plenty of Honey Bees, witch I really wanted to get a photo of in flight but it just started to bug me.

Here's a few pics. I took in between my work:-

Black Headed Gulls

Lesser Black Backed

Goldfinch

Peacock Butterfly

And last but not least one of many Honey Bees that drove me crazy...

Honey Bee

And thats about it for today, I hope that you liked my pics and that you'll visit again, please feel free to leave any comments.

Thanks always Lee Harrison.

Marshside's Coming to Form...

I decided to spend a day down at Marshside today with my Dad after the recent nice weather, but we were rather disappointed when the thick haze failed to clear till late afternoon but we were treated to a beautiful sunset, anyway Marshside was shaping up quite nicely, the odd Wheatears bobbing around behind the sand plant, Meadow Pipits a plenty, Skylarks singing all over the place, blackbirds and a very cooperative kestrel that let us get to within two metres of it before flying off into the evening sun.

Kestrel

Out on the marsh there was all the usual birds were floating around from here to there, lots of Avocets flying around which included one couples pairing up, mating and the female retreating into a scraping on a near by island.

Avocet

Elsewhere on the marshes, all the blackwits are gaining there summer plumage, which is always nice to see, unfortunately they were all to far away to get a picture, plenty of little egret around, all the golden plover gaining there summer plumage, small flocks of dunlin knocking around with one little stint in amongst them, snipe, lapwing and curlew all around the pools, also multiple redshanks with one dropping in to give us a nice close up view.

Redshank

Checking through all the gull that I could see today, i found no abnormalities knocking around, although whilst watching a Lesser black black washing in what could only be described as an unusual way i managed to get a few pics, there not anything special but here they are...