Early September is a fairly quiet time for photographing birds, as many of the migrants have left, and we await the winter migrants arrival. Still it was worth a venture out to Blashford Lakes again, though I did not see the reported Little Stint or Osprey, these three all year round residents of the reserve were worth watching and photographing.
First a Great Crested Grebe.

Crest of a Grebe

I spy a fish down there
And from the same hide, but a different window, a Wood Pigeon.

Wood Pigeon
Finally from the Lapwing Hide, a Green Woodpecker posed obligingly on a post.

Green Woodpecker on Post
About ChrisA
I have been taking photography seriously since 2004. I have a website dedicated to my favourite type of photography - macro @ www.macro-photo.co.uk I also enjoy taking landscape and wildlife shots, which I show on akeyphoto.co.uk I hope you enjoy both websites.