This is the last shot I took with my D300.
The only thing I could do now is borrow the D70 I sold to my mate.so thanks for that Sean.With the kids six weeks holidays coming to a end, I promised my grandson Cole that I would take him camping for a night in Scotland.Here is a few photos Cole took on his camping trip.
the start of his trip
driving through Bonchester bridge.
driving through the historic town of Hawick
After we drove through Hawick we had to find a place to camp,I was going to camp near Alemoor reservoir but the road leading to it was blocked of,we ended up at a very nice spot at Craik forest.
This is the first photo of a bird Cole has taken,what do you think,not dad as he is only ten,he love the camera
but I am having a problem to get him birding,give it a few years and I will have him hooked.
here one of a dragon fly,not a bad shot,not sure what species this one is,any help would be appreciated.
I MUST APOLOGISE FOR NOT BOGGING,BUT WITHOUT MY TRUSTED CAMERA I HAVE BEEN LOST THESE PAST FEW WEEKS,ON THE BIRDING SIDE , THINGS HAS BEEN VERY SLOW FOR ME,WORK GETTING IN THE WAY OF THINGS AGAIN.I DID GET TO SEE THE SPOTTED RED SHANK,AND THE WHISKERED TERN AT SALTHOLME,TWO MORE TICKS FOR ME.I HOPE TO GET OUT AND ABOUT SOON,ALL THE BEST,
but I am having a problem to get him birding,give it a few years and I will have him hooked.
here one of a dragon fly,not a bad shot,not sure what species this one is,any help would be appreciated.
I MUST APOLOGISE FOR NOT BOGGING,BUT WITHOUT MY TRUSTED CAMERA I HAVE BEEN LOST THESE PAST FEW WEEKS,ON THE BIRDING SIDE , THINGS HAS BEEN VERY SLOW FOR ME,WORK GETTING IN THE WAY OF THINGS AGAIN.I DID GET TO SEE THE SPOTTED RED SHANK,AND THE WHISKERED TERN AT SALTHOLME,TWO MORE TICKS FOR ME.I HOPE TO GET OUT AND ABOUT SOON,ALL THE BEST,
4 comments:
Hi Shaun, Sorry to hear about your bad luck.
Looks like it could be an Emerald Damselfly
Dick
thanks for that dick,I must get my self a book on the dragon fly,I was very surprised how many different species there is,I need to get out more often,
cheers Shaun.
Sorry to hear about your lost kit but keep blogging. The crux is that, whilst there are some fantastic images being produced the point of it all is that if you have an item of interest, then put it up for show. Scanned images from a box brownie included. That's the nature of blogging. My favourite blog in the last two years is one by Northumberland Naturalist illustrating a cream tea yet I drooool over Pewits latest Curlew Sandpiper pic.
Keep the pecker up.
YOU ARE RIGHT PCF,BEING DOWN IN THE DUMPS GETS YOU KNOW WERE.FINISHED WORK A BIT EARLY TODAY SO USE MY SPARE TIME DOWN AT THE CAR NOT A LOT TO SEE BUT ITS GOOD TO GET OUT,PECKER GETTING HIGHER,THANKS FOR THAT.
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