The Safari hasn't been able to take any pics for you today, much as we would have liked to as were able to watch the Bottle Nosed Dolphins for the best part of an hour - spectacular. Again we got a maximum count of seven but we think there could well have been more. One we didn't see yesterday was a well grown juvenile, anyone else see that one?
Instead of gratuitous dolphin pics we've got a selection from our Extreme Photographer from some of our recent safaris. |
| 4-spotted Chaser |
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| Barn Owl at dusk |
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| Brown Hawker |
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| Comma |
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| Common Blue |
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| Hovering Hoverfly |
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| Large Yellow Underwing |
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| Marsh Tit |
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| Mating Azure Damselflies |
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| Mating Muscidae flies |
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| Female Reed Bunting |
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| Small Tortoiseshell |
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| Small Pearl Bordered Fritillary |
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| Very wet Blue Tit |
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| White Letter Hairstreak |
Where to next? Will we get a fourth day of Bottle Nosed Dolphins - hope so and we hope they'll be close enough to get some pics...you never know your luck in a raffle. Wonder how big the fish shoal they are chasing is, is it big enough to sustain them for a few more weeks? Best time from two hours before high tide onwards.
In the meantime let us know what's been doing its utmost to avoid the lens in your outback.
3 comments:
Great photos Dave. I appreciate how difficult they were to catch.
Ive been after a Brown Hawker shot for weeks Davyman, had some near misses, but thats about it !
Some fine shots there by "The Extreme", the Brown Hawker, Comma & Frit are, for my money, all particularly noteworthy.
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