Our walk on 3rd May meandered through Bure Park where there’s a *pond* (too small to call it a lake).
Hope you enjoyed the birds. I was delighted, these aren’t tame birds, and to get the swan on the nest, fantastic
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The birds were so lovely! 🙂 ❤
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Thank you 🙂
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Love the birds.
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Thank you. They were a little shy, but with patience they put on a good show 🙂
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Great photography too.
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Thanks for the joyful water fowl of your area … and introducing me to the Pochards.
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Yea, makes a change from the ubiquitous mallards on every village pond
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“Lake versus pond.” I knew Massachusetts had a law about this, but it wasn’t what I thought. The legal category is “great pond,” a body of water 10 acres or more in size, which is thereby open to the public. It is said to derive from English common law.
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Really? I don’t know about this law. But that body of what is barely an acre.
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