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| communication |
We took the camera out on our walk today, for the first time in ages...so it's going to be a photo-heavy post tonight!
We got a good few nice photo's, but the one above is perhaps my favourite...a lovely moment of communion between Anna and Robin.
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| what? |
Earlier, Anna asked Robin to get down, and again he was immediately cooperative, and Anna took this lovely portrait of him.
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| smiler |
He just thought it was funny....
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| hahaha |
In fact, it was hilarious!
Three buzzards were wheeling in the skies overhead, and with the unseasonal warm sunshine, I got some really nice shots...
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| majestic |
I took dozens, of varying quality of course...but the detail on this one is pleasing...
In the following photo, I like the interesting clouds...I wouldn't have thought of cropping the photo in such a way, but Picasa suggested it and I happily accepted the inspiration.
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| float on |
The reason there are three buzzards is that they're a family unit...
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| learn to fly |
I'm so pleased with this photo - adult and offspring in flight, in the same shot! A slight shame about the cloudy backdrop, but still, it's not easy to get a picture like this.
I also got another shot of a scene that we frequently witness, but I thought would be impossible (or at least improbable) to catch on camera...
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| cut to the chase |
Not only do the corvids seem to universally dislike buzzards, but they're not remotely afraid of them either, despite the size disadvantage...here, a lone crow chases the buzzard, driving (or just annoying) him away from the crows nesting site...
And finally:
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| green grass |
As the disturbingly mild Autumn continues into November, I realised I had perhaps one last chance to get a late cut on the lawn. Should the warm weather suddenly cease, the lawn will now be nice and short through the winter, which makes management of the dog's toilet habits a little easier.
It looks a bit tidier too...although there are still many leaves to be lost from the hawthorn hedgerow all around the garden.
For the moment, it all looks nice in the bright sunshine.
B-)
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