Whenever we visit our daughter in Bristol we always make a point of dropping in to Ham Wall on the way up, primarily for Hairy Dragonfly. We saw a few but always in the tops of trees and never dropping down for a photo. Never the less we had a great days birding and even managed a very distant record shot of the Red-Footed Falcon that's been hanging around for quite some time.
BANDED DEMOISELLE |
BLACK-TAILED SKIMMER |
EMPEROR |
EMPEROR |
FOUR-SPOT CHASER |
GREAT WHITE EGRET |
GREAT-CRESTED GREBE |
GREAT-CRESTED GREBE |
GREAT-CRESTED GREBE |
GREAT-CRESTED GREBE |
GREAT-CRESTED GREBE |
REED WARBLER |
RED-FOOTED FALCON, very distant. JUST A RECORD SHOT. |
Great set of pics, especially the in flight dragonfly.
ReplyDeleteAll the best, Gordon.
It is a wonderful site there. Only been there the once but seeing my only Little Bittern and the nearby Large Blues it was a very special day.
ReplyDeleteWow.Quite amazing photos. Flying dragonfly is awesome.
ReplyDeleteNice collection
ReplyDeleteHi. Great photos. I need to train a great-crested Grebe to fish for me too.
ReplyDeleteWith pictures like this you had better visit your daughter more often!
ReplyDeleteGreat set John, love the Emperor flight shot.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see some odonata shots from you and excellent they are indeed.
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely to start the sunday with a cup of coffie and viewing your bleautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Maria
Beautiful series of photos .. Very well done .. Regards ..
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for all your comments,very much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteJohn and Sue.
Just catching up after a 10 day Scottish trip, John. This is a wonderful set of images! I'm extremely impressed by your Emperor in flight shot. The Grebe images are absolutely delightful, and I'm amazed by the size of the fish that they're catching.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes - - - Richard