Cambridge Mists 1

Took advantage of the last foggy morning in cambridge yesterday. Unfortunately it then started to rain so a different set of images will follow after the mist was replaced by light rain.

Halloween Capers

We have spent the last 5 days looking after this Ginger Cat with the aid of the Green Witch. Last night the neighbourhood were also subjected to the activities of the terrible two. 

Young Mycologists at Work in Thetford Forest

There are still lots of toadstools in Thetford forest to keep budding Mycologists happy. And before Mum and Dad get worried, Russula atropurpurea that M is holding is an edible species. The Russlua claroflava below is also edible but they were not allowed to touch the fly Agarics. Also identified Egg stage of the Phallus impudicus, Mycena rosea, Macrolepiota mastoidea and Sulphur Tuft. Not sure of last species

London Walk: Gasholder Development Favourite Images

The end of the afternoon in London on Saturday was overcast with poor light but it really showed off the textures, colours and shapes in this area. 

London Walk: King's Cross to Camden. IV People

Some images of people encountered during our walk along the Canal, starting with red hats, going to Saturday morning activities, the ubiquitous phones, snappers, walkers and finally students.

London Walk: King's Cross to Camden Lock. III Camden Market and Back

We finally made it up to Camden after lunch en route and I found unbearaby crowded and so we took a leisurely stroll back enjoying the Canalside buildings, Graffiti and Reflections. A view through one of the many hoardings showed work very much still in progress

Welney Wildfowl Trust: Waders and Ducks

Since last Monday around 2000 Whooper Swans have arrived at Welney along with a large number of Widgeon.  Not seen Welney so busy!! Great to photograph flocks of Black-tailed Godwits, Gadwall, Golden Plover, Starlings, Oyster Catchers and Widgeon. Not many Pochard there as yet.