I took a drive down to Elmley this afternoon after work thinkng it's as good a place as any to clear the head after a very hard week of chasing numbers.
I spent two hours there with little to note other than singing Skylarks, Lapwings and a few Redshank before it all kicked off.
First a pair of Marsh Harrier entertained me with the male dropping to the side of the track a few yards form my car allowing a few shots as it feasted before flying off again. A couple of Hares bounced across the field and seven Buzzards soared overhead before the star birds came out to play.
A single Barn Owl and at least six Short-eared Owls flew around the car for the final hour of day light giving me the opportunity to capture some more images of my favourite birds.
If you visit drop a few coins in the honesty box or better still register as a friend of Elmley.
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Marsh Harrier |
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Marsh Harrier at Elmley NNR |
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Marsh Harrier.....stunning bird! |
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Short-eared Owl at Elmley NNR |
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Short-eared Owl |
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