Saturday, 8 February 2020

Feb

 I've decided I'm going to try and get more out of my current camera - it's only a 'bridge' type but I'm guilty of relying on the auto mode too often. Comparison with five years ago and my photography skills then (tho it's phone scoped):
2015

 Up to five black reds have been in the area this winter.


Common plume moth (I think).

Sunday looks intense [SSW] - carrying over to Monday/Tues [W].
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