Working in the early morning mists

September 30, 2015September 30, 2015Posted in Black-shouldered Kite, Brown Falcon, Werribee River ParkTagged Black-shouldered Kite, Brown Falcon, Werribee River Park

Last Sunday, the weather people, correctly, predicted foggy morning. That was enough to send us to the Office.

Not only did we get some grand misty moody shots, but caught up with Kitty and Kalav – the Brave.
Kitty now has settled on the nest and he is still bringing food on demand.

The Brown Falcon came and gave us quite a lovely half hour or so sitting and preening waiting for the sun to break through.
And some fine little Superb Fairy-wrens stopped by to entertain us.
Art Morris has been writing a bit of late on High Key portraits, and the mist gave both an ideal light and an excellent backdrop to play the little birds against.

Enjoy

A party mouse, bringing its own streamer decorations to the event

The dramatic pose as the sun broke through

Whistling Kite, waiting for the fog to lift

2 thoughts on “Working in the early morning mists”

Adam says:

September 30, 2015 at 9:14 pm

G’day David, isn’t it good when the weatherman’s forecast is for real?
Great photos of your friends from the Office.
I can’t wait for the weekend with the kind of weather they predict. Early mornings should bring what we love.
(No comments on the Grand Finale;-)
Wishing you the best,
Adam

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David Jenkins says:

October 1, 2015 at 10:47 am

Hi Adam,
Thanks for that, as the hot weather comes on, the problem of heat haze raises itself again. Win one lose one. 🙂
But the opportunity of some good sunshine to brighten things up is a real bonus after the past few weeks.
Good luck with your journey.
David

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