Wiblog - Paul's Wibblings

Migraine today so in the absence of work I wandered down onto the salt marshes with Jack and found this log.

Last night we had the first proper snow since we've moved here. Luckily I'd topped up the bird feeder the night before.

It was a dark and stormy night day so we drove down to the car park by the river mouth and hid out of the wind behind Florence.

The theme for the day was Dark so I took the α7II with me into town to the camera club and, more by accident than design, got this afterwards from the car park which is suitably arty.

Beth spotted him on the ridge of our neighbour's roof so I quickly got the 135mm on and went outside. It took a while for him to get brave enough to get close but it was worth it in the end.

Having been woken early by Jessie I took Jack for a walk before the sun came up and came back to this. Later in the day I discovered that "Sunrise" was the suggestion for photo of the day. Result.

A walk up a hill behind Nairn today lead us to this view of the Sutors gap into the Cromarty Firth showing the end of a cloud inversion within. Bits of Nairn are just visible this side of the Moray.