A few recent sunny days have provided me with the opportunity to make use of my macro lens; taking photos of mainly butterflies and dragonflies. The Pectoral Sandpiper at Inner Marsh Farm a week ago was too distant for anything other than "record" shots, so the Red Darters and Small Tortoiseshells were more than welcome. A beautiful Comma butterfly spent a few days in my back garden feeding on one of the many Sedums. A trip to Leighton Moss RSPB reserve produced sightings of Otter, Marsh Harrier and Kingfisher, but again all too distant for photography, the commoner birds were much more obliging.
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Comma, making good use of the new decking, photographed in
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Red Darter, Inner Marsh Farm. Note fly prey in top photo.
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Small Tortoiseshell, Inner Marsh Farm.
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Grey Heron, Leighton Moss RSPB. |
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Moorhen, Leighton Moss RSPB.
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