A walk to Bloors Wharf

It was a nice afternoon but a chill on the wind. I have what they call a climate coat so I put that on.

Before I start there were two pictures that I left out from yesterday:

Reflections:

Reflection

Reflection

I meant to show these yesterday.

The walk

I parked up and followed the shore line and came across a colony of Mallard and with then was a Lapwing.
Today there where lots of different birds some I had not see before here.

Lapwing

Over the time I was there I saw quite a few of these, in the past I have only seen the odd one. This time there was a Curlew running like no tomorrow grabbing food here and there.

Curlew

Again this is the first time I have see one here as the last time it was up by Motney Hill.

Their were some Gulls close in and this one really thought something of him self.

I am good looking

Muddy Feet

There was a flock of ducks in large numbers and I now have a fairly good close up of those that I saw the other day.

Still not sure what he is

But these were in with the Mallard's, Red Shanks and Godwit's as well as a few I was not sure of.

Going down

. Having a good wash 

Give me room

He made quite a splash when he hit the water

oops

 A nose dive into the water

Bathing

There were a lot dong this

Up by the deep water creep there was another Curlew, again running like no tomorrow. Red Shank's but that is normal for them. Godwit's not seen them there before. A group of Lapwings feeding out quite a way. Mallards and the other ducks with the brown head and green stripe across the eye. Gulls in large numbers.

Red Shank

On the way back this one was right by the wall and I was able to sneak up on him

Well as usual I have to finish with a PS, something Mike forgot to do in his last one, shame on you Mike!

Kingsnorth

 This is a nice clear shot, no mist 

Thanks for looking Part two later