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Spring light

the HALL of EINAR 4 April, 2013 Westray Landscape

It’s a beautiful time of year as low spring light gives the view from my field a golden glow and sheep graze their long shadows.

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The pig needs a scratch so bicycles are stopped, bristles are rumpled. What a fine looking pig.

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Margaret Rendall on Pickieternos v BonxiesWonderful photographs! I know the feeling of the Bonxie heading for your head and it is scary! I loved seeing the word pickieterno in print. Keep it up.
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uphilldowndale on The Lily Must DecayMemento Mori, remember you must die. You have fabulous grave stones and lichens on Orkney. Re the babies names, I've seen tomb stones where the same name has been used for several babies, so sad....
the HALL of EINAR on Rare Crossbills on the LinksThanks John - much appreciated. I was delighted to get the opportunity to photograph them at leisure. I really appreciate your comment.
the HALL of EINAR on Rare Crossbills on the LinksThanks David. They are the sort of bird which gets more attractive and intriguing the nearer you get to them. Beautiful characters.
John Rowe. on Rare Crossbills on the LinksExcellent find superb photography.
David Clegg on Rare Crossbills on the LinksHandsome little birds, very photogenic!
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