Monday, 30 August 2010

TWISTING AND TERNING

Arrived home late afternoon today after spending a day in the North East of the county, and was looking forward to a relaxing evening. Did I get one "No" shortly after arriving home I had a call from a birding pal Paul Freestone to say that there was a Black Tern at St Gothian Sands Godrevy.
So asked the good lady to put the  Dinner on hold and grabbed the gear and headed off, I arrived to find the bird still over the pool ,but boy it was very active and after an hour and 185 shots I called it a day and headed home.

So below are a few images of this beautiful little Autumn visitor.




































11 comments:

  1. Fantastic shots there Monts, I wish I saw it today. Hopefully it will be there tomorrow.
    Sam

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  2. Amazing! There is a small colony of breeding black terns on a little river in Maine (quite uncommon) that I miss every spring because I leave for Nova Scotia. I'm dying to see them, but your pictures are almost as good as being there! ~karen

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  3. Nice images - thanks for the call yesterday. I was too far away to make it though. Steve

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  4. Top notch Monty,each shot looks fantastic.
    Also thank you for the call,we must pay you some time.
    John and Sue.

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  5. Smashing photos, well worth a cold dinner I hope.

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  6. Beautiful photos of a most attractive bird, Monty. Well done!

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  7. Fantastic pictures of these beautiful bird, ...excellent work!

    Have a wonderful day.

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  8. It was certainly worth having a late dinner for these great shots.
    ☼ Sunny

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  9. Super flight shots, Monty.

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  10. Good shooting Monty. I managed to catch up with one on a local pond but far to far away for any lens. FAB.

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