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That bread is mine!

A heron swoops in on a bunch of greedy gulls at The Lough yesterday!

For more pictures, check out Katie’s set and Will’s photos!

In retrospect, we were very lucky with the weather for the photowalk. Just after I got home the downpour started and 60mph winds ravaged the south of the country!

I was going to upload a bunch of the photowalk shots today but I’ll let them trickle in and then post the remainer on Friday.

Aperture ƒ/6.3
Camera Canon EOS 20D
Focal length 88mm
ISO 100
Shutter speed 1/500s

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5 responses to “That bread is mine!”

  1. Flickr: howzey avatar
    Flickr: howzey

    great action shot!

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  2. Flickr: Trostan avatar
    Flickr: Trostan

    A photowalk is a great idea. Very challenging and stimulating. Great shot, by the way !

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  3. Matty avatar
    Matty

    I’ve not seen a heron posing like that before! Can you post a photo of the strange black birds with white marks? I’m intrigued. BTW, the photo of the old farmhouse….Brilliant.

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  4. Donncha avatar
    Donncha

    Thanks Matt! Would you believe I don’t have a decent shot of any of those birds? I think the bird swimming away from the camera and right under the heron’s legs was one of them. They’re about the size of a duck, but all black and with a white mark between the eyes.

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  5. Jeff Gordon avatar
    Jeff Gordon

    cool photos

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