WWT Arundel
Birds Photographed Here
As some might have noticed, I am alternating waterfowl and raptor photos from WWT Arundel. The last bird of prey from the outing – this Common Buzzard.
Reasonably common duck in the UK – but I think I caught it at an interesting moment. Shame the shutter speed I used was too slow, and the…
A somewhat unusual catch for Arundel: a Great Egret. We were sitting in a hide overlooking the site’s main body of water and watched it walk slowly towards…
Let’s break the cycle: Great Tit here. The location is actually well chosen by WWT Arundel staff: they placed this branch in a light shaft in an otherwise…
Finally, a photo outing – to WWT Arundel – only the second one for the whole of September. Kicking off with this contrasting photo: a brightly coloured Mandarin…
As mentioned a few days ago, on the outing to WWT Arundel we saw lots of birds of prey. First one was a Red Kite. Second in line,…
WWT Arundel sits on flat ground, with a mid-sized rise on the north-west side covered in woodland. Every time we visit, we see lots of raptors flying high…
This one requires no introduction – though I have just realised I am fresh out of Robins as well. This photo was snapped in January at WWT Arundel,…
Run out of photos from Virginia Water and back to WWT Arundel. This time it’s waterfowl’s turn, and we have a duck with a very appropriate name: Shoveler….