It’s been a good day today, and I have lots of images that I could show but I will probably hold some back for the weekend. The pride of place – and major part of the blog – goes to one of the many herring gulls that nest on the roofs of the University of Brighton campus at Falmer.
A number of the buildings have reflective film along the windows to keep out glare and deflect heat. These act as mirrors as this fine gull discovered today.
I left the gull to it after watching for 10 minutes or so. I presume it eventually gave up. The rest of today’s photos were picked up on my travels during the day, but the first does have an echo of a reflection in it.
And last, but not least… a badger.
Camera note: all photos taken with the Canon 7D Mark II and EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM lens,except the badger which was photographed with the EF 200mm f/2.8L II USM lens.
Darko
18 Apr 2015I wonder what’s going in their minds when they see a riddle like that (mirror) 😀
Words
24 Apr 2015Darko, by all accounts very little! It was the epitome of ‘bird-brained’.
Andy
20 Apr 2015That gull, lol.
Words
24 Apr 2015Andy, yes indeed 😆