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 30.03.24 I took so many images of the Short-eared Owls I thought I would do another Blog.

Short-eared Owls

 30.03.24 While we were up in the Dales, we had a look for the Short-eared Owls that have been seen in good numbers. Here is my contribution to the plethora of fantastic images that are already out there.

A little interaction between two of the Owls.

I’m pleased to see at least one of them is catching things.

And look at the size of the Vole it has caught.

It was great to watch them out hunting.

The Dales

 30.03.24 A drive up to the Dales with my wife for Wheatear and Ring Ouzel and whatever else was around. We found Wheatear but sadly no Ring Ouzel (I’m going back) however, there was still some canny wildlife was to be seen.

A pair of Wheatear.

Female Wheatear.

Male Wheatear. They both kept looking to the sky

The only thing flying over was a Buzzard.

Wren singing its little heart out.

Some rubbish images taken against the light of what I at first thought was a Medow Pipit but now I’m not sure. It seems to be very Yellow in places could it be a Tree Pipit or is that stretching it too far.

This to me is how a Meadow Pipit should look.

Pied Wagtail.

I don’t know who was startled the most me or the Partridge.

Brown Hare enjoying the sun.

Another one enjoying the grass.

Some very distant Black Grouse.

A heavy crop of the Grouse.

Another very distant bird this time a Raven.