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Random images – with heron…..

02/16/2021 //  by Michelle//  2 Comments

The weather has been grey and uninspiring for the last few days and I have been super busy so I apologise for the blog silence. As a small peace offering here are some random heath shots from the last few months – and some slow watching with our heron. I found him in the middle of the field up by the Highgate path and although we never got close and personal, he did allow me to follow him for a long way before he finally took wing.

The  pond at the bottom of the path down to the heath from Hampstead Lane – early morning.

Sunset from my living room window.

Fallen giant….

Broom in bud.

Ducks on the Waterlow Park pond.

And the heron. I am afraid that he is quite small and he does head off round  the corner as he flies off, but I hope he will give you a few minutes slow watching.

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  1. Janet Aris

    02/16/2021 at 23:16

    Thanks so much for the heron slow watch! Who knew that they walked so far, and not necessarily by the waters’ edge.

  2. Michelle

    02/17/2021 at 08:46

    Indeed, Janet. This guy – assuming it is always the same guy and we don’t have two herons – seems very happy on land.This is certainly not the first time I have seen him outside the ponds although never actually walking so far. But he seemed perfectly relaxed.

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