Cliff, Gorse and Photographer by durleybeachbum
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Another photo from today's almost birdless bird count!
I took some pics of him and the gorse and he probably took some pics of me and the gorse.
Comments (24)
LOL! How fun! Hopefully it's someone else on RR, and we'll see you peering over the gorse at us. :) Sorry to hear about the low number of birds. That's disheartening.
such wonderful view again !
Wonderful and cool view.
Wonderful pic.
Splendid view! Excellent shot! :)
I do hope the birds will be backl.. And I love that yellow color.
A lovely sight Andrea, the gorse is particularly beautiful this year.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Dueling photographers! I've enjoyed your photos of gorse so much that I've decided to try growing some here. The uncommonly cold first few months of this year caused the northward hummingbird migration to run about six weeks later than last year. I am happy to report that my first resident hummers have arrived. Hopefully you will see more migratory birds soon!
The diagonal blocks of colour are like an abstract flag of an emerging nation!
marvelous image!
This looks strangely familiar to me :)
A gorse is a gorse, of course, of course, And no one can capture a gorse of course That is, of course, unless the gorse is snapped by our Andrea. Go right to the source and ask the gorse It'll give you the answer that you'll endorse. Its' always on a steady course. Just talk to our Andrea. Awesome POV and textures with this pic of the sloping cliff and shoreline, A.
An outstanding POV - you are rather high up.
What a lovely golden hillside. Our California wildflowers are virtually nonexistent this year due to the sparse rainfall. I do hope the birds come back to Bournemouth soon. They certainly have many places to nest.
Another great view .. but where them birdies!
people taking photos of each other . wonderful
Marvelous! I misread the title and thought that you were referring to a photographer named Cliff Gorse, and I nearly went to google him before looking again and noticing those all-important bits of punctuation. Still, I think there should be a photographer named Cliff Gorse. This is such an elegant shot and I love the zig-zaggy roofline adding a bit of zip to this already great shot.
Nice shot Andrea I hope your birds reappear soon and have not been killed by the cold weather.
Superb capture, Looks like something came & cleaned a bit of the beach!!!!
Where have all the birds gone to very interesting image .
I think all your birds have migrated to my back garden; I have a record number of different families converging on my feeders! Your gorse is breathtaking, what a lovely yellow cliffside!
joli POV
The Gorse, of course, is lovely, but I can't help think that row of impossible rooftops would be the ultimate skateboarder's nightmare!