Daily Archives: August 26, 2014

Mrs Peacock

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Following up on my last post, here are a few shots of Mr Peacock’s other half.

Peacock

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Mr Peacock

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Here are a few shots of a peacock taken recently at Scone Palace in Scotland.  Although native to Southern Asia and Malaysia, they are commonly seen in  stately homes, palaces and castles in the UK.  Owing to their spectacular appearance and fan like rear feathers it is no surprise that the Chinese then the Europeans just had to import them.

Peacock
Peacock
Peacock
Peacock

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Black Linn Waterfall

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Here are a few shots of Black Linn waterfall which can be found in the Hermitage woodland near Dunkeld, Scotland.  The Hermitage is run by the National Trust for Scotland  and is most famed for the numerous Douglas Fir trees which are the tallest in Britain.  I didn’t have the time to explore the Firs, so on this occasion the waterfall will have to do.  Well worth a visit.

Black Linn waterfall
Black Linn waterfall
Black Linn waterfall

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