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Grey Heron

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The following shots of a grey heron were taken at National Trust Stackpole, Pembrokeshire, Wales.   The portrait shot  looks bizarrely like the heron has detached his head in order to preen.

Grey Heron
Grey Heron
Grey Heron

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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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Damsel and Dragonflies

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Here are a few shots of both damselflies and dragonflies taken at Claydon House a National Trust property in Buckinghamshire.  As per my previous post all were taken hand held due to the lack of tripod on the day.

Female Common Blue Damselfly
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Common Blue Damselfly
Common Blue Damselfly
Broad-bodied Chaser and Common Blue
Common Blue Damselfly
Broad-bodied Chaser

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A sea of blue (bells)

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Better late than never for the bluebells this year; often photographed, but nevertheless offering a stunningly colourful scene.  Greys Court (National Trust) near Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire was the location. © [John Mallaney] and [jdmallaney In The Frame], [2012]. Unauthorized use and/or duplication … Continue reading →

Cliveden House and Gardens, Buckinghamshire

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Yet another jewel in the National Trust’s crown and most certainly the most impressive we have visited to date.  However, Cliveden House is now a hotel and therefore inaccessible, unless perhaps you are lucky enough to be in a position … Continue reading →

Ascott House, Buckinghamshire

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Ascott House is a National Trust property located in Buckinghamshire.  Formerly a farmhouse, cottage then hunting lodge, it was transformed into an Edwardian country house by Leopold de Rothschild in 1881.   Unusually, the parts of the house that you are … Continue reading →