Showing posts with label Dippers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dippers. Show all posts

Friday, 7 May 2010

Apologies for the length of this post, but it has been a while! I have not had much time to myself lately. My work and my friend, Molly have been taking up most of my time, which is good in a way, as I am unable to walk too far. Never take your mobility for granted! I have been concentrating on bird watching, rather than taking pictures, so I have very little to show in the way of images for the last few weeks...
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The Moon this morning (taken from my back doorstep)
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The evening Moon from my back doorstep
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A gathering at Manoa (St Austell Sewage Works)
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Collecting nesting material at Ninestones
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Bullfinch (M) in the garden
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Robins in the garden
In the garden again
Ninestones
Par
Garden
Garden
Par
Wild Flowers
My best friend... Up to no good!
Amusement for my best friend!

Taken at Siblyback

Sunday, 3 January 2010

Happy New Year

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My first post since before Christmas. My PC (well the Society's PC) is out of action and I normally use that to put my posts up, as, if Trevor is in the house he is welded to the PC! I have special permission to use it this evening as I saw Roger today and he asked about my Dipper photos, so I thought I had better put them up. The PC should be back tomorrow (I hope) - if not my work is doomed and it's the busiest time of year for the membership.

Unfortunately the problems I've been having hit my feet just before Christmas, so as well as my loosing the use of my hands I was struggling to walk. Another visit to the hospital in a week or so to see what's happening!

A phone call from Sam and Derek on New Years Day morning stirred me and we were off to Par. Thank you both for getting me out (even though I could not stay out long enough for the life tick!).

So here's what I have for the last few days... Par, St Andrews Pool, Manoa Valley.

Happy New Year to you all and I hope to be able to catch up with everyone soon.


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