Hard life
A grey seal pup at Donna Nook reserve. Safety for now, but soon the North Sea awaits.
Who you looking at?
Checking out an intruding photographer at Donna Nook nature reserve.
Flat out.
A grey seal pup at Donna Nook nature reserve.
Ropeneck
Twenty one years ago this grey seal had a rope tangled around its neck. A volunteer at Donna Nook removed it, and the seal has returned to breed ever since. She's famous! Look her up on social media.
Magpie
A magpie at Donna Nook. Looking for placenta.
Grey seal cow
Donna Nook nature reserve.
Oblivious to oblivion
Grey seals at Donna Nook nature reserve which is on the site of a military range.
'Avvin a larf'
Grey seal pup. Donna Nook.
Seal love
Cigarette dear?
Coy
Grey seal pup at Donna Nook.
Stand-off
Jostling grey seal bulls.
A beast in a field.
A helicopter at RAF Donna Nook.
Haile Sands Fort and The Mersey Fisher.
Tetney area. Lincolnshire. https://www.james-fisher.com/about/companies/james-fisher-everard/fleet-list/
Grimsby and Cleethorpes
From the Tetney saltmarsh.
Oystercatchers
Tetney saltmarsh, with Cleethorpes / Grimsby in the distance.
Neil at Tetney
Neil on the saltmarsh at Tetney, photographing the Haile Sands Fort.
Camera Shy Gulls
Tetney Marshes RSPB.
Corvid at Tetney Marshes
Carrion Crow (or is it a rook?) seen at the Tetney Marshes reserve car park.
Humber Forts
The Humber estuary provided a safe haven from the German Navy for the fleet. Two forts were built as part of the military defences at the mouth of the river. This view from the Lincolnshire coast shows the Haile Sand Fort in the foreground and the Bull Sand Fort behind.
Haile Sand Fort
The Haile Sand Fort entered service in 1917, protecting the safe haven of the Humber from the German navy. It remained in service until the mid 1950's.
Black Headed Gull
Tetney Marshes RSPB reserve.
