Female Goosander swimming up the Trent at Attenborough. It dived frequently gradually increasing the distance between itself and me.
Drawings, sketches and paintings of wildlife encountered on travels locally and further afield.
Wednesday, 3 April 2013
Green Woodpecker. Thompson's Wood, Wollaton. Sat at the top of a Sycamore and hardly moved as the tree swayed in the strong wind before flying off through the trees towards the lake. The lack of red below the eye makes this a female bird.
Female Goosander swimming up the Trent at Attenborough. It dived frequently gradually increasing the distance between itself and me.
Bittern. Attenborough, wet marsh. Walking back to the car I took the wet marsh path and scanned the reeds on the opposite side. This turned out to be an amazingly lucky moment as I caught sight of a Bittern moving slowly along the edge behind a screen of reeds. I watched it for a good ten minutes before it disappeared into thicker reeds.
Female Goosander swimming up the Trent at Attenborough. It dived frequently gradually increasing the distance between itself and me.
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