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Greylag geeseA tad over enthusiastic with the landing, then looks the other way as his/her partner dries off
 OuttakesFocusing at fl 800mm on a monopod doesn't always go to plan☻
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 16 young, an impressive sight  Greylag geese
Formation landing & flying
Coromorant
 A171, high level bridge over the River Esk. Female dog walker in collision with a car.
Great North Air Ambulance comes into land, loads patient & takes off
Police road block at A171 roadworks Prospect Hill, diverted traffic through Whitby town centre.
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Windy day at Bempton RSPB as this Gannet hovers at the cliff top.   Puffins
 Razorbill
 Scaling Dam - A171 between Whitby & Guisborough. Visited the new Ted Parker (memorial) hide, and photographed these proud parents.  DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME I was using an Orion 4.10" (104mm) ID Full Aperture Solar Filter #7733 as I did for the solar eclipse in March 2015 Difficult to spot but Mercury is/was appearing on left hand edge (west side) not to be confused with the sun spot in the middle top 1/3rd. Mercury continued its transit until 19.30 hrs this evening. Focal length 1.28 metres - ISO 100 - f5.6 - 1/125th sec Stacked images Transit of Mercury - midday to 19.30 hrs My camera was mounted on a level tripod, on the ground and without the use of a pre programmed motorised tracker. ☻ Not the straight line as depicted in the national papers this morning.                               Parking at Great Ayton station walking up to Captain Cooks monument, then onto Roseberry Topping, and back. Bluebells were starting to show and quantities varied greatly from place to place.                       Great AytonPsst, and the pies from D Petch (butcher), opposite the village green, are to die for ♥            Afternoon dog walk for Aussie, along the River Esk between Whitby & Ruswarp. 4th May 2016             |
AuthorPeter Horbury 1st published
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