TheTamshee: has spent some considerable hours observing a "duet" of Ospreys in the yarrow valley while testing my newly acquired Swarovski spotting scope. This kit with up to 60 times zoom is top quality. My main focus has been on an adult male & juvenile which seem to be in prime condition. They have been spending most of the days soaring on the warm thermals above open stretches of the yarrow water and resting on favourite fence posts high up on the overlooking hillside. Photographing these majestic birds in flight has been quite challenging but very pleased with these shots.
Showing posts with label Yarrow Valley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yarrow Valley. Show all posts
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Saturday, April 17, 2010
The Burning Sky
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Canon EOS,
Night Sky,
Yarrow Valley
Friday, March 12, 2010
Standing Stone A708
The junction @ Tibbie Shiels Inn 0n the A708TheTamshee says: Dalyn; dusted off the Buell today and headed south west from Selkirk along the A708. When you pass Yarrow Kirk, around the sharp left then right bend there is a large standing Stone in the field to the right. The Stone is within 40 paces of the dye stane dyke; standing five feet in height. There is No markings.
Yarrow valley; A708 sited in the field behind the monument to men who fought and died in WW2
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A708,
Selkirk,
Standing Stones,
The Buell,
Yarrow Kirk,
Yarrow Valley
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Tamlin "O" Carterhaugh
TheTamshee says: Galyn; I've hiked the yarrow valley on numerous ocassions, but seldom have i come across standing stones, other than the cairns at the Three Brethern. The myth "O" the Tamlin is legend but the secret lies with the fairy queen I fear. Your quest will take a lifetime!Click Here for some info relating to the Yarrow Stone, only a few miles from Selkirk heading along the A708. Other Standing StonesWednesday, January 28, 2009
Inchgarth, Night View
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Inchgarth,
Yarrow Valley
Buell XB12S Lighting
Time to get the wraps of the trusty Buell, dry tar, the curves and twists of the Yarrow Valley. I,am in heaven. Bring it on.
Labels:
The Buell,
Yarrow Valley
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