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Friday, 21 November 2014

A Photo Farrago

A few pictures from my comings and goings this week. It's been quite dull.

A 'Glebe' cat and a pair of Ox-Eye Daisy (Leucanthemum Vulgare)


The Kayleigh M at Portpatrick


The Kayleigh M heading out to sea, perhaps home to Islay


Ireland obscured by cloud, from Portpatrick


Gull at Portpatrick


Portpatrick Harbour


Wig Bay, Loch Ryan


View of Stena from Wig Bay


Boat Club Wig Bay , boats and birds


Loch Ryan for lunch !


Oyster Catchers, Stranraer


Spittal Bridge on the Bladnoch


Fungi near Spittal


A colourful cock pheasant between High and Middle Threave


Jerry the kitten, the Glebe


Robin, Barnkirk Road


Two high speed bursts on Blairmount duck pond produced these nine pictures

Bye bye for now
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7 comments:

  1. Linda21 November 2014 at 19:14

    I love this series, Jim! The black cat in your first photo brings back fond memories for me...I had a beautiful black cat with copper eyes for 14 years. She was precious. The robin is gorgeous!

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    1. The Glebe Blog23 November 2014 at 11:24

      Thanks Linda, I too had a black cat. He was called Guinness. Black cats are lucky.

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  2. Rose ~ from Oz22 November 2014 at 02:12

    I miss robins and wrens - none this far north though.
    The bridge - nice. Lovely reflections, you were pretty close to the edge there!
    Don't let those cats in, they'll never go home then :)
    Oh and I don't think it's possible for any gull, anywhere, to be anything, but utterly photogenic.

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  3. Rose ~ from Oz23 November 2014 at 10:40

    PS: what is just not right about the pheasant photo? What am I missing? I meant to mention before......

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    1. The Glebe Blog23 November 2014 at 11:27

      I'll admit the pheasant and the robin appear to have too much colour but I can promise they are both un-enhanced. I myself who has a red/green deficiency in my eyesight can even see how the red appears to be too bright. Perhaps the light of the day has something to do with it. I often enhance pictures, but not in this case.

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  4. blueskyscotland24 November 2014 at 01:18

    A lovely part of the country. Shows how mild it's been when the daisies are still out and looking so fresh.

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    1. The Glebe Blog25 November 2014 at 09:53

      Cheers Bob, the port is always worth a visit whatever the weather.

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