We were very fortunate with the weather too, we had sunny days and beautiful sunsets, these pictures were taken near Georgeham, one of many picture-postcard style villages in the area.
We made a stop at the Hawk Conservancy near Andover (just down the road from Stone Henge) on the way home, we weren't really expecting too much (I have an aversion to seeing animals in cages, even when it is in the name of conservation) but we were blown away by the experience. There are lots of opportunities to get up close with the birds and during the displays you can expect your hair to be ruffled by their wing tips as they fly so close. I took hundreds of photos, these are just a few of my favourites.
Mr TB with Delta the Barn Owl |
Duck! No, it's a vulture.... |
Black Kites |
We will definitely be going back for another visit... :)
Looks like an interesting class. The bird shots are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteDagmar's class wasn't quite as I expected but I did pick up a couple of useful points. My bird photos were just taken on an iphone, makes me wonder what can be achieved with a better camera...
DeleteFantastic photos and the workshop looks good too. Your last pieces for your C and G course look really accomplished - think you'll have done very, very well.
ReplyDeleteClasses are sometimes not quite what you expect them to be, but if you had an enjoyable day then it was worth going.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of the birds - amazing that they were taken on a phone! I would love to have seen that display.
Thanks Lyn. The birds were amazing, if you find yourself near Stone Henge they are definitely worth spending a day there.
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