Then I moved onto Gosforth Park, upon arrival a Swallow sitting on the wire across the entrance was a pleasant suprise:
As I started walking down the Left Hand path (West I think) in the field to the left were a load of Swallows screaming up and down. I decided to sit on the bank and watch them and "attempt" to take a few pics. 2 hrs later I was still there with still at least 15 Swallows still flying up and down no more than inches from me. The photos
Unfortunately I spent so much time doing this that I only had time for a quick walk round, seeing plenty though including Treecreeper, Wrens (seems to much more around now) Blackcap, a beautiful Kestrel which floated over the Canopies of the trees for quite a while, several Woodpeckers and a couple of Nuthatches (not at the feeding station). Then had to go home for a rest as the next morning was an early start 3am rise and 4.30am departure with Segedunum Warbler and also to buy a little book from ASDA (15p my arse Alan, £2 (leather bound, proper elastic wrap, not a BT throw away elastic band and page tag with lines both up and down the page)) so I can record my daily birding exploits (a list basically) as when I come to write things my 1TB brain has developed some FAT faults and is only running with a lot of Bad Sectors so cant remember everything.
3 comments:
Does that last bit mean you're a bit dim. Sorry for asking but i'm a bit dim myself.
John
I'll tell y what it is there boy, i wish i could capture Swallows in flight as badly as these.
John
Hats off to anyone who can capture a pic of a Swallow well done John.
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