Showing posts with label Northern Cyprus Birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Northern Cyprus Birds. Show all posts

Friday, 11 May 2012

Northern Cyprus, part 2

This male Honey Buzzard is a bit of a cheat really, as although it is not captive ( it was saved by a local cafe owner) it roams quite freely around the cafe. It could fly off if it wanted and probably will when older and tempted by a young female.






The young Peregrines were taken at quite a distance, so they're a bit grainy, finishing off a Golden Oriole!









These Wasp Spiders are interesting. A lot lighter and less yellow that ours they were an unexpected find for us. (well, John really)












This Robber Fly is feeding on an Ermine Moth. The red Ants below are feeding on Aphids.






Note the small Fly on the Lizard's nose, he's taking a chance!












Monday, 7 May 2012

Northern Cyprus



























































Here are some photos from our recent trip to Northern Cyprus.


Apoligies if the lay-out is not quite right, coming home to find blogger has completely changed was a shock and I don't really know what I am doing. If anyone knows how to get back the old version for posting I would be very grateful. Sue