Ann Miles Blog

Three images from Monday's visit in the rain to the Cathedral. Ceiling from Tower - not as symmetrical as I wanted as I was putting the ...

Herne Bay used to have a long pier from which steamers left to tour the coast and into London. Now the Pier Head is separated from the Land ...

Very rough sea in Margate today as well as heavy rain made exciting but very wet photography task. I managed to keep the camera dry under my...

Very interesting visit to Cantebury Cathderal - thanks Ian for arranging this and Matthew for a very informative tour and access to various ...

The small birds were really active on our third visit to Lakenheath (Wednesday morning). Reed bunting and Whitethroat each with beaks full o...

A real treat today as a Hobby passed right in front of us carrying a dragonfly, which it proceeded to tear apart and eat on the wing. It the...

A few pictorial images from our Norfolk trip. At Strumpshaw this morning, the poppies were irresistable against the barley field and blue sk...

A wonderful experience today watching a dozen or more Swallowtail butterflies on Strumpshaw Fen. The warm sunshine brought them out and they...

Just four pictures from Acle where we have been staying for the last two nights. It has a thatched church - a real find in my childhood days...

A few other species from Strumpshaw. The Black-headed gulls were busy nesting while the Lapwings defended their territories and the Arctic T...

A few pictures of the Marsh Harriers at Strumpshaw Fen this morning. It was still very windy though quite bright with a few sunny intervals ...