Lee Harrison's Nature Photography.: Sea Scape

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Latest Landscapes...

Well over the last few weeks that I've been out, I have accumulated a number of landscape pictures that I haven't displayed yet, with limited bird activity around this migration period, I turned to the landscapes an area in my photography that I am trying to improve, I hope that you like the selection...

This is my favourite picture that I have taken recently, I want to title it,
Sun Shines on the Righteous...

But not to leave out the birds, I took this picture whilst walking around a local lake when I came across this 21st century duck trying out something new...Rove Doves now we have Rock Ducks... I hope that you like it...

Thanks for looking at my blog, I hope that you liked what you saw,

Thanks always Lee Harrison...

A Rare moment...

I recently had a day out over a Southport, managed to see a very distant Great White Egret but appart from that the birding was rubbish so I decided that I would turn my attention to the landscape, as it was such a beautiful evening... A rare treat this "summer" if you can call it that:- so here they are:-

Well short but sweet hopefully, back out tomorrow, think Leighton Moss might be favourite,

Thanks Always Lee Harrison.

I Suppose I'll Settle For A Good Result...

Well I had another day up at Heysham yesterday, trying to connect with my new obsession of the Med Gull, I have always loved gulls, I find them fascinating for some some reason and lately I have been stuck by envy when a few people I know had fantastic views of a moulting adult Sabine's Gull off New Brighton, a bird that I have always wanted to see.

But still I'm sure that there will always be other opportunities. I hope.

Anyway the adult still managed to elude me but I managed to get a few nice shots of the Juvenile, hope you like them...

Well this was the closest thing I got to an adult... a 3cy gull, still looking good

Well I hope that you like these, I'm quite happy with this selection,

During the writing of this blog I noticed that this Juv. gull was suporting a very stylish leg ring, no number is visble on any of my shots but I thought that this shot below may let someone ID it,

If you know anything please get in touch with my

thanks always Lee Harrison.

I'm Never Disappointed With a Sandwich... Yum...

Well I had another day out at Heysham today in hope of getting some better shots of the Mediterranean Gull that proved tricky last time... I did manage to find the same bird but it only lasted about 2 minute before been blown away by the hurricane force winds, so I didn't get any more pictures but I wasn't to be disappointed...

Just a short walk down the front, I came across a Sandwich Tern fishing right by the walkway proving to be very photogenic, which was soon to be joined by 2 Arctic Terns including 1 juvenile that ran me round in circles as I thought it was a black tern when it first flew by but I wasn't disappointed with an Arctic because it was a new tick for me.