Suffolk in December through my lens
Wantisden Pools
31/12/2020
Fieldfare
Great White Egret and Hooded Merganser
Redwing
Wantisden Pools
30/12/2020
Hooded Merganser
Marsh Tit
Siskin
Song Thrush
Treecreeper
Wantisden Pools
29/12/2020
Hooded Merganser
(of unknown origin )
Upper Hollesley Common
Dartford Warbler
Raven
Stonechat
Upper Hollesley Common 27/12/2020
Fallow Deer
Christmas Day a walk on Sutton Heath before dinner
East Lane
Christmas Eve Day
East Lane
Purple Sandpipers
22/12/2020
Upper Hollesley Common
20/12/2020
Dartford Warbler
Long Walk
Meadow Pipit
Stonechat
Upper Hollesley Common
19/12/2020
Crossbill (female)
Hollesley RSPB
White Fronted Geese
Upper Hollesley Common
17/12/2020
Crossbills
Dartford Warbler
Fallow Deers Stags
Stonechat (female)
Male
Upper Hollesley Common
16/12/2020
Great Grey Shrike
Great Spotted Woodpecker
Upper Hollesley Common
15/12/2020
Great Grey Shrike
East Lane
14/12/2020
at Dusk
Barn Owl & Water Pipit
Upper Hollesley Common
Crossbill
Dartford Warbler
Great Grey Shrike
Hollesley RSPB White Fronted Geese
Woodbridge 11/12/2020
East Lane
12/12/2020
Purple Sandpiper
Smew (female)
Smew and Tufted Ducks
Water Pipit
Upper Hollesley Common
10/12/2020
(very dull morning)
A misty walk with Veronica and Millie on Sutton Heath
(mobile phone shot)
A Day spent at East Lane
09/12/2020
young Mute Swan on Lagoons
Fly over of a flock of Golden Plover
I was lucky to find this Shag a rare visitor to our Suffolk coast, it even came out of the water and posed for me
It swam South and as I was trying to find it again, spotted this GREAT NORTHERN DIVER
I took a stroll towards Shingle Street and whilst counting the Mute Swans on the fields towards Alderton spotted a lone WHITE FRONTED GOOSE
Whilst walking back to the car at dusk spotted this
BARN OWL
too dark for a decent photo, but grabbed this image as it was disappearing over a hedge ISO3200, Just finished off a dull but very productive day
A walk from Shingle Street to East Lane and back
(foggy most of the time)
07/12/2020
Kestrel drying out
Greenfinch
One of the 7 Little Grebes (very elusive)
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