Saturday 13th October 2007
2 Raven's over Craiglinn Roundabout, Cumbernauld at 1530 hrs - John Molloy
Kilconquhar Loch, Fife on 2nd October
Some more images from Fife.
This Kingfisher almost slipped past, managed to get a shot despite the fact my autofocus had stopped working.
Above 3 images: This female Mallard decided to do an impersonation of a torpedo, instead of landing on the surface it plunged into the water head first !!!
Above 3 images: After a few practice runs the female Mallard decided to launch an attack on an unsuspecting drake Wigeon.
This Kingfisher almost slipped past, managed to get a shot despite the fact my autofocus had stopped working.
Above 3 images: This female Mallard decided to do an impersonation of a torpedo, instead of landing on the surface it plunged into the water head first !!!
Above 3 images: After a few practice runs the female Mallard decided to launch an attack on an unsuspecting drake Wigeon.
Cormorant at Hogganfield Loch on 30th September 2007
This immature bird came in very close at the car park.
Some recent images
NOTE: North Lanarkshire Council has now given permission for Ruddy Ducks to be shot at Garnqueen Loch, if like me you disagree with this decission please contact them (click here for contact details)
Drake Ruddy Duck on Hogganfield Loch on 18th September 2007
Drake Ruddy Duck on Hogganfield Loch on 18th September 2007
Female Ruddy Duck in flight at Hogganfield Loch on 13th September 2007
Female Ruddy Duck at Hogganfield Loch on 13th September 2007
above: Tufted Ducks on Hogganfield Loch on 13th September 2007, the birds were very restless and taking to the air frequently
above: juv Lesser Black-backed Gulls at Hogganfield Loch, 18th September 2007
2nd winter Lesser Black-backed Gull at Hogganfield Loch on 18th September 2007.below: juvenile Great Black-backed Gull at Heritage Loch, Stewartfield, East Kilbride on 3rd September 2007
Greylag Goose at Hogganfield Loch on 13th September 2007
above: Tawny Owl at Broadwood Loch on 8th July 2007
Friday 14th September 2007
Left: Dunlin (rear bird) and Pectoral Sandpiper in flight.
left: Juvenile Pectoral Sandpiper at Balgray Reservoir.Went to Balgray Reservoir to have a look for the juvenile Pectoral Sandpiper, it was on the island and associating with with a Ringed Plover and a Dunlin. There was also a single Black-tailed Godwit and a total of 16 Ringed Plover and 2 Dunlin present.
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