Meadow Brown, nearly impossible to photograph!
Common Blue, bit ragged but beautiful.
Small Tortoiseshell.
Small Skipper?
Ringlet. Nearly fishing time...
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Born To Win – Tom Pickering - [image: Born To Win – Tom Pickering] A book review by Bob Roberts I suppose I initially became aware of Tom through a series of excellent magazine articles...
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A Puzzler - There was a strong south-westerly blowing this morning, so I made the effort to wrap up in multiple layers and waterproofs in readiness for a protracted se...1 day ago
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21/09/2020 - Making hay.... - Was in two minds whether to write this up or not as it was basically a carbon copy of my previous session and I wouldn't want my audience to think I'm ge...
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A bleak future. - The title should have been Set a perch to catch a perch but it isn't. Read on to find out more.. Out on the Norfolk/Cambridgeshire borders today and whi...3 days ago
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I spent a few years photographing UK butterflies, had a tin full of prints along with reptiles and amphibians - and binned the lot during a clear out. I so regret doing that.
ReplyDeleteHey ho, the next pictures will be of the fishy kind for both of us :o)
Gutting.
DeleteMy opening day didn’t go exactly to plan, but I found a couple of stag beetles in the garden when I came home - always nice!