Posted on March 28, 2012 By Michael Griffiths
28th March 2012: The north pasture was awash with rabbits, but no fox images this evening. A late evening heron returning to the heronry was the only animal to break the monotony. There are good evenings, and there are not so good evenings.
Category: Herons, Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve
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A day without foxes is not a totally great day – but tomorrow is a new opportunity.
Thanks. Richard.
Standing still in one spot for so long makes the balls of my feed ache. The pain is worthwhile when I get a decent image or two.
Good luck! Here’s hoping!
Thanks, zannyro.
🙂
Well I love herons, but good luck tomorrow!
Thanks.
The life of the nature photographer … at least the Foxes don’t have wings!!! Tom
True, Tom. I wouldn’t like to have the same problem with foxes as I have with pigs. Pigs don’t land gently. 😀
lovely image mike, the golden rays on the heron 🙂
Thanks, dadirri7. two hours standing still and all I had for my trouble was a solitary heron. I wouldn’t have taken that image if the heron was able to see me. 🙂