The Lozarithm Lens

By Lozarithm

Bowood 2015 #11 (Friday 20th March 2015)

Although I had done the walk up to Bowood Lake only four days earlier, I repeated the walk as a result of an open invitation from a Calne Wildlife group member. As it happened I was the only one to take up the offer and so it was the two of us who set out on the walk. The almost total solar eclipse of the morning, for which the clouds had magically cleared at the appointed time in Calne, had heralded the Spring equinox and the weather had well and truly taken the concept on board.

There were plenty of buzzards and herons and even a few spring hares to be seen, and when we reached the lake we encountered another member with his very well-behaved German shepherd dog, Zen, who had been intended to be a stud but had grown too big for the purpose, and faced a very short future until his current owner stepped in and rescued him.

I attempted to get shots of a heron that was on a pontoon on the other side of the lake, but it flew off before I could get close. We visited the heronry and saw a couple of herons in their nest. All in all, we had a very enjoyable three hours.

L.
24.3.2015 (2002 hr)

Blip #1533 (#1783 including archived blips)
Consecutive Blip #026
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A Walk Up To Bowood Lake, 20 March 2015 (Flickr album)

Lenses: Pentax 17-70 mm, Pentax 55-300 mm x1.4 rear converter (Blip)

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