Here are the photos from
the last day on Værøy. It took a long time to go through them as I had taken
over 600 plus some video. As always it is a joy just going through the pictures
and remembering the creatures depicted. Hope they will be just as enjoyable for
the readers of this blog although I suspect I will publish far too many…
My third sighting of Olive-backed Pipit (sibirpiplerke) and finally a self-found bird without ring and which allowed good photo |
with the island of Mosken and the Lofotens in the background |
together with a Meadow Pipit (heipiplerke) |
which then annoyed the OBP |
Gyr Falcon (jaktfalk) - despite the range and poor photo this is my best views of this species |
Rock Pipit (skjærpiplerke) in a tree |
Twites (bergirisk) were very numerous this year |
Killer Whalte (spekkhogger) |
a mother and youngster |
the dorsal fin on the bull was so large that it was floppy |
one of the younger animals was playful |
here the whale is at around 2km range and the snow capped mountains are in the Bodø area and are around 75km away!! |
clear tracks from an Otter with the tail having left its mark |
among the Otter tracks were also these smaller tracks which must be from Brown Rat that I guess had follwed after the Otter in the hope of find a fish carcass and some food |
this Small Copper (ildgullvinge) is the latest record in Nordland county by a few weeks |
Small Tortoiseshell (neslesommerfugl) and Painted Ladies (tistelsommerfugl) |
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