Sunday, 29 June 2008
Bumblebees!
Oxenhope 29-06-2008
Saturday, 28 June 2008
Oxenhope 28-06-2008
Oxenhope Moths 28-06-2008
Friday, 27 June 2008
Doubler Stones, Rombalds Moor
Thursday, 26 June 2008
Some Late April / May Wheatears
Wednesday, 25 June 2008
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
Sunday, 22 June 2008
The Western Moors
Ponden Sand Martin Colony 22-06-2008
Ponden South Overflow (c) DCB 2008
In answer to Marks opening photograph at Riddlesden. A bit of a difference here... a concrete retaining wall being used as a nesting bank! Many of the row of circular weep holes half way up the wall are occupied and birds can be regularly seen entering and leaving.
Ponden South Overflow. Detail (c) DCB 2008
The row of Weep (nesting) Holes can be seen more clearly.
Ponden South Overflow (c) DCB 2008
Ponden Reservoir South Bank (c) DCB 2008
This morning c25 Sand Martins could be seen avidly feeding / gathering aerial food in the lee of the bankside trees and wood. The wind was a SW F6/7 and the birds were having no difficulty whatsoever.
Ponden Reservoir North Arm (c) 2008
Dave
Saturday, 21 June 2008
Oxenhope Watchpoint 21-06-2008
LBB Gull > S (c) DCB 2008
Lots of Lesser Black-backed Gulls > S throughout the morning.... See: Sightings blog and
http://vismig.blogspot.com/
for more details and photographs, all taken in very poor light!
LBB Gull > S (c) DCB 2008
Dave
Friday, 20 June 2008
More "in flight" Studies
Tuesday, 17 June 2008
Monday, 16 June 2008
Swift!!.... "THE ULTIMATE BIRD"
As you might guess Swifts are my favourite birds! All images taken of birds involved in a westerly "weather move" with shutter speed 1/1250th Sec and ISO setting 800 (hence the noisy skies). Ca'nt remember what the aperture was but if anyone wants to know shout and I will look it up.
(c) DCB 2008
Swift (c) DCB 2008
Swift (c) DCB 2008
Swift (c) DCB 2008
Dave
Some Recent Birds.....
Grey Wagtail Oxenhope Watchpoint (c) DCB 2008
Meadow Pipit in deep shade! (Swedish Whitebeam) Oxenhope Watchpoint (c) DCB 2008
This was a tricky shot to get, exposure needed to be opened by two stops extra over the metered setting to capture the correct underpart colouration of the bird which was in shadow. The undersides of the Whitebeam leaves should in fact be white!
Young Mistle Thrush, Oxenhope Watchpoint (c) DCB 2008
Dave
Milking Hole Cullingworth 31-05-2008
Sunday, 15 June 2008
Ponden Butterflies
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