Sparrowhawk

Here are a few shots of a Sparrowhawk that was soaring alongside a Common Buzzard (see my last post) at Western Turville near Aylesbury.

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Common Buzzard

Here are a few shots of a common buzzard taken during a sunny afternoon at Western Turville reservoir near Aylesbury.  They were taken with my Sigma 150-500mm lens, obviously at the extreme end as the buzzard was soaring at high level.  They are not exactly as sharp as I would like but I suppose that is a limitation when trying to capture somewhat elusive wildlife.

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Hungry Moorhen

Here are a few shots of a hungry moorhen eating a small fish, taken during a wander on the Aylesbury arm of the Grand Union canal.

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Grey Heron – Into Land

Here are a number of consecutive shots showing a grey heron coming into land in shallow waters at Broughton in Aylesbury.  Although graceful looking when on land, the heron is often described as a scruffy and awkward looking bird, much of which is documented here.

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Brrrr, from the last few weeks….

Gallery

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Although I am Scottish and supposed to be acclimatised to the driech weather, it does come as a shock to the system when we get these occasional cold snaps down south.  Indeed, spare a thought for some of the poor wee blighters below whose … Continue reading