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Welney WWT Norfolk

Monday 6th October 2025

A week of varying fortunes

Monday 29th September 2025

Norfolk yet again

Thursday 25th September 2025

Lemsford Springs Hertfordshire

Monday 8th September 2025

A Day in West Norfolk

Friday 5th September 2025

Kingfishers and Hares

Thursday 21st August 2025

The last few days of July

Sunday 3rd August 2025

Another visit to Welney

Tuesday 8th July 2025

Another session with Owls

Friday 4th July 2025

Little Owls in North Yorkshire

Saturday 28th June 2025

South Lincolnshire

Tuesday 24th June 2025

RSPB Folwmere again

Thursday 12th June 2025

Local for me

Tuesday 10th June 2025

A day of Terns in Norfolk

Friday 6th June 2025

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Saturday 10th January 2015

Last Monday, with the weather for the week looking pretty unhelpful, I took my gear to Canon at Elstree for matching. You may remember that I did this in early December but Canon could not do the job as the software from Canon Japan could not handle the new 7D MK2.

This time, there were no problems and I was able to collect it all on Wednesday.omega replica  The job was expedited because of the previous problem. So, with a friend, on Thursday, I went to Welney WWT to try it out. Pouring rain in the morning was not helpful but it cleared up by lunchtime giving a bright sunny afternoon.

Sitting in one of the observatory wings, there was a lot of water on the Ouse washes so nothing was close. I amused myself with a few shots of the Black-tailed Godwits that were regularly being spooked but we could not see what - just being flighty I suppose.

A shot of a male Pochard made me smile - saluting for the camera

We then walked to Lyle Hide and on the way, could not resist a female Kestrel that was hunting in the breeze.

At Lyle Hide, there was plenty of wildfowl and with the winter sunshine, made some good rolex replica watches  opportunities for Wigeon

and a drake Teal in wing flap mode.

A pair of Wigeon were preening together and resting. I was hoping for a shot of them both looking to camera. This is cropped but not bad considering it was taken with the 7D MK2 500 f4 lense and a 2x converter.

Finally, on the way back, a pair of Stonechats were 'showing well'.

Back in the observatory, the light suddenly dropped making photography impossible.

More images in the Recent Additions section.