Wednesday, June 17

A walk on the wild side -RSPB Old Moor



Posted by Sue Garrett at 8:00 am

18 comments:

  1. CJJune 17, 2015

    Beautiful flowers as well as the birds. It looks like you had a lovely day there.

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  2. rusty duckJune 17, 2015

    It looks so tranquil. Lovely.

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    1. Sue GarrettJune 18, 2015

      As long as you were a distance from the school party Jessica :)

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  3. JoJune 17, 2015

    You picked a good day for it, there hasn't been many sunny days just lately.

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  4. Mark WillisJune 17, 2015

    Looks like an idyllic spot. Did you see any Dragonflies? Roger will no doubt be admiring your picture of the "Corvid". Looks like it deserves to be known as "Stroppy Crow"!

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    1. Sue GarrettJune 18, 2015

      There are dragon and damselflies, Mark I think it is theJackdaw's blue eyes,. Mine are blue too

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  5. SnowbirdJune 17, 2015

    What a fabulous post, after a busy day I am now totally chilled and relaxed, so thanks for that! I did enjoy the birds, always good to see them in the wild, and is that a dog rose....how pretty! Thanks for the treat!xxx

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    1. Sue GarrettJune 18, 2015

      Glad to help, Dina. Yes it is a dog rose, They have various wild roses.

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  6. Endah MurniyatiJune 18, 2015

    Beautiful wild flowers! I like the water lily.

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  7. MargaretJune 19, 2015

    That bird in the 2nd last photo is so unusual - never seen anything like it - what is it?

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    1. Sue GarrettJune 21, 2015

      The second bird is a lapwing Margaret, We used to see flocks of them in fields but don't any more.

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  8. ElaJune 21, 2015

    Great captured the beauty of this place !! I am delighted water lilies !!
    Really gorgeous pictures !!
    Have a happy Sunday !

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  9. Lou@RainbowChardJune 22, 2015

    Lovely lapwing sue, one of my fave birds.

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    1. Sue GarrettJune 23, 2015

      There always seems to be lots of them at Old Moor, Lou but often too far away for a good photo

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