There wasn't a lot of wildlife about today but somethings of interest raised their heads.
A Red Admiral was hopping about from bloom to bloom, but would not settle with its wings open so I could get a decent picture of his markings.
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| 1/2656 @ f7.1, iso 400, 400mm |
A Comma wasn't as shy and was happily sunbathing completely unconcerned about the lens pointing at him.
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| 1/500 @ f7.1, iso 400, 400mm |
And this bee was not going to give up its meal for anyone, it didn't even have time to groom itself. Either that or it was a Punk Bee :o)
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| 1/800 @ f7.1, iso 400, 400mm |
Further round a Cormorant found a small open area in all the weeds that the parks people have left to clog up the lakes. The whole park will soon be a no go area as Mossies start breeding in the stagnant pools, maybe that's why they closed down the most popular car park.
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| 1/800 @ f7.1, iso 400, 400mm |
The Cormorant seemed to give up the struggle with the weeds and flew away to one of the few lakes still free from them.
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| 1/3200 @ f7.1, iso 400, 400mm |
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| 1/3200 @ f7.1, iso 400, 400mm |
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| 1/3200 @ f7.1, iso 400, 400mm |
A Moorhen made use of an abandoned Coots nest, it was the only place in another totally clogged lake.
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| 1/80 @ f7.1, iso 400, 400mm |
All taken on a Canon EOS 7d, EF 100 - 400mm L series lens
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