Tuesday, 7 December 2010

RIME OR HOAR FROST?

REDSHANK
FROSTY BUSH
FROSTY FENCE POST      The hawthorns on Shakespeare cliff were coated in a thick frost this morning,Paul and I were of the opinion that this was rime frost caused by freezing fog, but Caddy Lee Preston said on t.v that it was hoar frost so any expert opinion would be welcome.
REDSHANK
DUNLINDOZEY DUNLIN
There were three dunlin feeding on the sea wall,a redshank a snipe and two lapwings on the Hoe and a couple of great crested grebes on the sea.


WAXWING AT PARK FARM FOLKESTONE
WAXWING
After work went to Park Farm Folkestone where there were about 30 waxwings feeding on the plentiful rowan berries.I make no apologies for posting more pics of these welcome visitors.
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2 comments:

  1. Kingsdowner7 December 2010 at 21:41

    How about advection frost, Phil?
    Incidentally, the photo that Kaddy showed of frost this evening was taken by Peter Gay, a renowned local naturalist.

    Great shots of the waxwings, for which no apology is needed. 12 this morning, 23 at lunchtime, now 30!

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  2. Anonymous9 December 2010 at 18:22

    what camera are you using?Wonderful shots the waxwings.

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