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| A few photos from a November visit to Martin Mere.
The most familiar of the winter migrants to the mere – Pink footed Geese preparing for landing. |
| One of the local Buzzards keeping watch for any stragglers or injured birds |
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| Eventually the Buzzards find a weak bird and take advantage of an easy meal. As per usual they’re about half a mile away so apologies for the grainy shot taken through the telescope. |
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| One of several hundred Lapwings. Great to see the whole flock up later on in the day wheeling and diving to avoid a young Peregrine. | Another winter visitor a male Ruff. |
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| Hidden high up amongst the branches a sleeping Tawny Owl | Superb streaky, cryptic plumage. |