Barely A Ripple

Barely A Ripple, a photo by julian sawyer on Flickr.

Two Great Crested Grebes made there way sedately across the water causing an ever increasing tear in an otherwise perfectly unbroken surface.

Calm

Calm, a photo by julian sawyer on Flickr.

There was barely a ripple to disturb the peace of Littlesea this morning. With the occasional cry of a Green Woodpecker and the squable of a small group of Jays it was a wonderful place to spend some time.

Over The Balloon

Over The Balloon, a photo by julian sawyer on Flickr.

A flock of fifty or so Brent Geese took to the air, very briefly, when they were disturbed by a boat. A few flypasts later they settled again and stayed in the shade of the cliffs.

Weather Forecast

Weather Forecast, a photo by julian sawyer on Flickr.

There are, of course, many ways to tell if the Sun is shining. One of my favourites is to watch the Adders as they position themselves for maximum exposure.
An easier way would be to look at the sky, I suppose...

Flocks of Fields

Flocks of Fields, a photo by julian sawyer on Flickr.

There are quite a few large flocks of Feildfare around at the moment, but I don't find them an easy subject.
Lovely markings too, but much better when the Sun is out.

Paranoia

Paranoia, a photo by julian sawyer on Flickr.

Do you know that funny feeling you get when you think you are being watched?
This was the view out of my car window whilst I was making a phone call this afternoon and it was a little unnerving .
Now, I am almost certain that I haven't upset the armed forces enough to launch an Apache attack, but you never know!

Mother & Child Reunion #2

Mother & Child Reunion #2, a photo by julian sawyer on Flickr.

It is always good to see the next generation grow and thrive. This is one of last years young Roe looking fit and healthy