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This bull did very little all day. Saving their energy is vital for the inevitable fights that will occur once the cows have given birth. Docile one minute, a hulking mass of power the next.
Donna Nook was relatively quiet on Friday but in 2 weeks the wardens will see over 7,000 visitors. A great boost to the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust but does this influx have any detrimental effects? The LWT recently refused the BBC access to the colony to record Autumnwatch. Was this a mistake to miss out on a massive publicity pitch or a wise decision to keep disturbance to a minimum?
Posted by Duncan Armour on November 9, 2009 at 7:11 AM
Doesn't quite work for me as it feels like it should be a landscape format that's been shot as a portrait. Maybe crop some off the top and bottom. Also I'd remove the dark smudge in the bottom right hand corner.
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8 repliesDonna Nook was relatively quiet on Friday but in 2 weeks the wardens will see over 7,000 visitors. A great boost to the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust but does this influx have any detrimental effects? The LWT recently refused the BBC access to the colony to record Autumnwatch. Was this a mistake to miss out on a massive publicity pitch or a wise decision to keep disturbance to a minimum?
Comments and thoughts welcome,
Chris
PS your website links broken
Simon
I like as is tho.
Another subject i want to photograph
Robert