Lovely colourful shots, they must spend a lot of money on spray paints!

Thank you 'broadreach' for the nice comment,appreciated.

Thank you too Lennybloke, -
this Warren Point is down near Plymouth, in the South Hams to be correct, the River Yealm estuary which is a beautiful spot. I suspect there are many millionaires living in this locality! There is a sandbank on entry and I have watched a chap stuck there until the tide freed him, while I was photographing birds, here is a picture of the unfortunate chap being watched over by a female Stonechat (and me) ;

Cracking shots, love the Stonechat, Insects, Swan - get off my chicks! superb.

Thank you guys.

A beautiful morning so walking locally to hopefully rejuvenate the body from yesterday's street party, taken on the K1 with my SMC -M 28mm 2.8. Really pleased with this lens again. All but one SOOC and that only had the shadows lifted slightly. Used a CPL too. ISO 100 mainly f8.

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2. This side passageway leads around this old Local Pub to the end of Yonder Street.
There was a ten pound note floating in the bilge in a tender moored to the wall, I was tempted but better judgement got me, I probably would have fallen in. - I should have photo'd it - damn.




3. From the other end of passageway.



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5. Two canoes with group of lads racing and having fun.

Perhaps to see over a high wall ...... I wonder, but funny.

Yes I have in the past (quite a few months ago now) watched a couple of their vid's on youtube but I wasn't particularly impressed so avoided their listings. Even I thought they were newbies so looked elsewhere.

Thank you all for the nice comments. I had 'smudged out a hairline on the stem as it was in the other pics, I thought it was on the lens.
Just been back in the garden to check for the bug, no bug but found a cat's hair was gently attached to the stem!!!!

The plant providing the background is a 'Forever Red' - Heuchera.
K1 and D-FA 100 macro WR. f2.6, ISO 100, 1/2500 sec handheld.

I bet they wake up the neighbours early, sunrise if you're lucky ? There must be a regular food source nearby, perhaps someone feeding them?