The Wilden Marsh Blog
A nature conservation blog about the fauna and flora of Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest in the Lower Stour Valley, Worcestershire, England.
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Very classy shot. Did you have to wait for the moment or were you just passing?
Thanks! I was walking along the Tenant Farmer’s Field Corridor this evening. Half a dozen herons flew away, but this on was so interested in the sunset that it didn’t notice me. So I was passing.
Skilled work to be passing just at the right time.
I guess you are right, Tom. It can take a lot of planning to pass a place at exactly the right time. In this case, though, pure chance held my hand.
It’s that old saying again, the more you practise the luckier you get.
Superb shot!
Thank you.
Excellent shot!
Thanks Belinda.
Yes, definitely a great shot, Mike.
Thanks Vicki.
Beautiful, serene image 🙂
Thanks.
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Lovely!
Thank you. It’s good to know that a heron can appreciate a sunset, Ellen.
wow!
It was a good sunset.
Beautiful
Lovely!
Thanks Suzanne.
You’re welcome!