The first thing I saw was this duck feeding with Mallards which I can't seem to identify (please leave a comment if you have any idea at what it could be). I was thinking something along the lines of a hybrid or ornamental Teal or Wigeon.
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A young Wigeon was present but I couldn't relocate the adult male that was here last time
It then started to snow and I found this Moorhen getting battered by the oncoming waves; not the best shelter I ever seen!
Other wildfowl included an Egyptian Goose and lots of sleepy Pochards
In hunting mode...
On the way back I came face to face with this Red Deer, just feet from me
1 comment:
Beautiful shots. Keep up the good work!
Miguel
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