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I hadn’t visited Leighton Moss for many months and I was keen to visit again. Autumn had arrived and thankfully the very high temperatures of the Summer were a distant memory. It promised to be a lovely day as I arrived at the Eric Morecambe hide. There were plenty of birds on show especially the egrets and greenshanks.<\/p>\n
It was greenshanks particularly that I had come to see and I knew that a number were at Leighton Moss. At this time of the year they are passing through on their way to sunnier climes. I think they are one of the most elegant of our waders and I was hoping for some nice images.<\/p>\n
Egrets were there in good numbers also and with the little egrets was a splendid Great White Egret. In one of the images below you will see how much bigger the great white is compared to it’s smaller cousin. It was a lovely sunny morning and was perfect for photography. Later on as high tide was due in Morecambe Bay an influx of redshanks arrived and gave more excellent opportunities for the camera. Hope you enjoy my better images from the session, and on my next visit to Leighton Moss I hope to capture the bearded tits which are visiting the grit trays and are one of the special birds of Leighton Moss.<\/p>\n
Thanks for looking in and enjoy what looks like a nice sunny day tomorrow.<\/p>\n
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