Lambing season
I always love seeing the lambs near the village every year. The sheep are brought off the hill around the end of March and the Lambs are born in the open, when the weather should be more kind. This year though we have had some very cold weather with freezing
Netmead and lanes
On Saturday 10th April it was such lovely afternoon I decided to take a walk over to Netmead field to see what was about. We had walked the dogs earlier in the afternoon so I went on my own and just wandered and watched! Even before I got to the
Butterflies & Insects
We have been having some brighter days recently and that’s when I’ve seen some Butterflies, the start of the season! There have been quite a few Peacocks and Brimstones about and I’ve also seen a Comma, Small Tortoiseshell, Small White and an Orange Tip in very good condition that was trapped
Under Hambledon
On Friday 2nd April it was a fairly good morning so I decided to head towards Hambledon Hill going around the bottom rather than over the top. I got to the gate that looks over the newly sown fields towards Shroton Lines and spotted a Hare in the middle of
Grey Herons
Already another month gone and it certainly has had lots of ups and downs with the weather, I’ve only been out taking landscape images on one morning this month, the weather hasn’t been at all good for sunrise and dawn images, although there have been lovely sunsets, staying local it’s
Netmead Dawn
I decided to have another wander round Netmead field on 22nd March, but this time on my early morning walk to see what was about at that time, just around dawn. It was a lovely bright morning if a little cold and as soon as I got into the field