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David @ the HALL of EINAR 24 January, 2017 Westray Geology

The exposed rocks of Westray are endlessly fascinating even if you’re not a geologist.

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David @ the HALL of EINAR on Atlantic Puffin portraitThanks so much Henry. I must have been at least 5 metres (15 feet) away from it, as that's my lens's closest focussing distance. On Westray, many of the Puffins are habituated to human presence...
David @ the HALL of EINAR on Atlantic Puffin portraitThanks Sally - I was very pleased with the light and the detail in this one - it really shows their character, as well as the hydrodynamic shape of their facial feathers.
Henry on Atlantic Puffin portraitGreat portrait! how did you get so close? They are subtly different from the Pacific horned puffin. I’d love to get some images of them. I have some close ups of the tufted puffin in...
Sally Hallam on Atlantic Puffin portraitJust gorgeous, the amount of detail on the feathers and the rest of the head is amazing!
David @ the HALL of EINAR on Razorbill flypastThanks so much Alan - I'm glad you're enjoying them.
David @ the HALL of EINAR on Razorbill flypastYes, stunning, aren't they?
David @ the HALL of EINAR on Your SharonaThanks so much Maggie - I really appreciate your comments.
David @ the HALL of EINAR on NeanderthalThanks Lynne - I'm sure there are many more discoveries to come about our genetic past, especially since eight percent or so of our DNA is the remnants of ancient viruses and isn't 'human' at...
David on ChatteringIt would be heartwarming if ever you were able to provide a sound recording of their chatter.... Who knows we may be able to respond....

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