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Fridays Fence

6:15 AM | Posted by | | Edit Post
Really cant remember where this was, only that it was on an early morning walk with winter mist making for a murky moorland shot.

 
Posted the morning after the great man died
 
RIP Nelson Mandela
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Fridays Fence

2:13 PM | Posted by | | Edit Post
Well, what a stunning sight.
Behind the fence is the famous white church at Nesseby, Varanger, Norway.


and in B&W

 
a little time away from sea watching to take this image
 
 
 
Showing it sat on the peninsula of Varangarfjord
 
 
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Fridays Fence

10:02 PM | Posted by | | Edit Post
Behind the fence is Trentabank Reservoir, Macclesfield Forest, North West England.

This is the largest of four reservoirs in the forest area, it is also home to a breeding colony of Cormorants and Grey Herons.


The sign explains the Herons breeding, nesting and behaviour and is part of the Cheshire Wildlife Trust and the water company (United Utilities)


another angle, looking towards the Heronry "island"


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Fridays Fence

5:09 AM | Posted by | | Edit Post
Jail Breaker!

This Robin looks like its just about to escape........

 
My contribution to Fridays Fences hosted by Jan n Jer
 
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Fridays Fence

7:54 AM | Posted by | | Edit Post
This is Shirdfold Farm that is in the centre of my local birding patch. Captured here with a smattering of snow last winter. Horse paddock in the foreground and old farm building along the driveway

 
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