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Showing posts with label gulls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gulls. Show all posts
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Saturday, 23 August 2014
2308 Birds in a Lather
Ducks, gulls, pigeons.... all assembled and ready to scrap over today's offering of white bread from the riverbank.
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Thursday, 14 August 2014
0508 An Invasion of Gulls
The gulls are not around all the time, but now and then cause a great deal of commotion on the river.
Sunday, 2 February 2014
0202 Candlemas in the Sun
Candlemas is, I suppose, an almost forgotten festival, and it was today, Febrary 2nd. In my part of the world, it was well worth celebrating, as it was a beautiful day, and a welcome respite from the storms of recent times.
Old country saying.....
A good goose should lay
by Candlemas Day.
I did hear plenty of geese in some ferment today, and at one point several of them started a chorus as they do when one of their number lays an egg, but unfortunately for us, it was very likely in a hidden place on an island in the lake, so there are no photos of the happy event.
I've also heard this saying as
A good goose should lay
by Valentine's Day.
Of course, the scansion is the same, so it could be either. The calendar changed in the 18th century, and we lost 11 days, so it could be that the Valentine's version is the more modern one.
I've made a slideshow of today's 60 photos, and posted it on Youtube.
http://youtu.be/r-9Q5-GryE8
Old country saying.....
A good goose should lay
by Candlemas Day.
I did hear plenty of geese in some ferment today, and at one point several of them started a chorus as they do when one of their number lays an egg, but unfortunately for us, it was very likely in a hidden place on an island in the lake, so there are no photos of the happy event.
I've also heard this saying as
A good goose should lay
by Valentine's Day.
Of course, the scansion is the same, so it could be either. The calendar changed in the 18th century, and we lost 11 days, so it could be that the Valentine's version is the more modern one.
I've made a slideshow of today's 60 photos, and posted it on Youtube.
http://youtu.be/r-9Q5-GryE8
Labels:
blind,
gulls,
lake,
leicester,
people,
photography,
spectators,
sunshine,
uk
Wednesday, 22 January 2014
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