The plans for my new tree hide is progressing. Yesterday I was up on a ladder and the new photo angles looks very promising. This pictures is taken from my second tree hide. The new hide will be in the same area but another angle against the mountains.måndag 20 juni 2011
New photo angles
The plans for my new tree hide is progressing. Yesterday I was up on a ladder and the new photo angles looks very promising. This pictures is taken from my second tree hide. The new hide will be in the same area but another angle against the mountains.
onsdag 15 juni 2011
Black-throated Loon
After three nights and mornings last week I got about one thousand images of the Black-throated Loon. So it is a pleasure to start working with the pictures now.
söndag 12 juni 2011
onsdag 8 juni 2011
torsdag 2 juni 2011
Cave
This is the landmark wich points out the way to a cave I use to visit sometimes
The cave is situated out in the woods and probably from the time when the seabord was at this level. In the cave there is an old fireplace and a legend tell us about a bearhunter who used to stay here some hundred years ago.
onsdag 25 maj 2011
tisdag 17 maj 2011
Guardian of wall and mire.
A shy bird that`s constantly on guard and with help from spies and several guard posts keeps lookout in the area. It keeps it self safe while also warning other wild animals when danger draws close. That is our raven in north of Sweden. This bird is both cunning and inventive in it`s hunt for food while also being an important garbage collector.
Just over a week later i`m photographing raven again; this time in London`s old mythical fortress The Tower. Here though, the raven have a diffrent purpose; according to the legend the British kingdom will fall when the seven ravens either die or leave the Tower. (Good thing the legend was most likely proven wrong when most or all ravens died of shock during the Nazi bombing of London in World War II. According to some sayings one raven survived. In present day the raven are taken care of by a special " ravenmaster", who sees to it that they get there daily meal consisting of 170 grams of meat and special bird biscuits drenched in blood. They even get to feast on eggs once a week.
Ravens are always skilled imitators and here in the tower they seem to have picked up sounds of mantle motions from rifles. To keep the ravens in check - despite the good food some ravens have left the tower - they clip their left wings. Though thera have been occasion when raven got fired.One of these had the bad habbit of breaking TV - antennas and the other one - fittingly named Grog - was last seen outside East End pub.
Prenumerera på:
Inlägg (Atom)
