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Horses at the gate.

Location: Norfolk.
Date: 09/08/2010

Today was not to be a wildlife day. There seemed to be a shortage of performing subjects so my attention turned to these two lovely animals.

[Horses at the gate. - click to enlarge]

Stoat (Mustela erminea).

Location: North Norfolk
Date: 24/07/2010

Having caught a brief glimpse of Mr Stoat on a recent visit to this particular site I decided to return and wait. It turned out to be one of those better decisions giving me nearly two hours of on and off magic with not one but two Stoats. They did just about everything and with the added attraction of water gave me some great results. It was one of those special times that only come along once in a Blue Moon. Priceless.

[Stoat (Mustela erminea). - click to enlarge]

Water the big attraction.

Location: North Norfolk.
Date: 20/07/2010

Leaking irrigation pipes.

Had spotted a watering hole for the birds on my previous visit to this location, so decided to return with the continuation of warm weather. For a first attempt it wasn't to bad and here is an image of two young Pheasants quenching their thirst.

Brown Hares

Location: North Norfolk
Date: 17/07/2010

^{A quick word with some of my Brown Hares last night proved fruitful.}

This one was no exception and he/she was determined to eventually come right by my car to carry on with its journey to where ever.

[Brown Hare (Lepus europaeus) - click to enlarge]