Frosty New Year
The New Year started as the old year ended a frosty cold morning, but it was different as everything was covered in a thick coating of hoar frost, after all the wet and grey weather it was too tempting not to be out and enjoy it. After my early morning
Last day of the year!
On the final day of 2020 the weather turned cold and frosty and I headed for Netmead field on the edge of the village with the river Stour bordering it, I was hoping to get a good sunrise, I did mange a couple of nice images before I went home
Jupiter and Saturn
My attempt at capturing the near alignment of Saturn (top) and Jupiter and possibly three of Jupiter’s moons. It was difficult getting a fast enough shutter speed to stop the movement of the planets, ISO 25600 and my 400 lens with 2x converter and I’m still not practiced enough for
Then there were four!
Since sighting our deer family recently they are coming back to the field behind us regularly, maybe just for a few minutes and then going as quickly as they came but some days they stay a longer time. On Friday 11th December just after sunrise it was one of their
Deer family
It was great to see the family of deer all together in the field at the back of our house, it was a wet afternoon so fairly quiet, probably not too many dog walkers going down the lane that day. They were moving alongside the hedge and stayed there for
More at Home!
I suppose it’s the way it’s going to be at the moment as we are in another lockdown, so most of my sightings are as always close to home or at home but I’m pleased to say I am seeing more action every day. The birds are singing, I heard