On Friday morning I was taken by surprise as I stood by the harbour wall of Seaton Sluice.
Something caught my attention as I peered down below, it zipped past the moored fishing boats of low tide and onto one of the mooring ropes.
It was a Kingfisher in all its bright, petite glory, unfortunately I wasn't ready for such a treat and neither was the SLR, the settings were off but I seized the opportunity and snapped a few photos before it flew across to the other side of the harbour and out of sight.
Something caught my attention as I peered down below, it zipped past the moored fishing boats of low tide and onto one of the mooring ropes.
It was a Kingfisher in all its bright, petite glory, unfortunately I wasn't ready for such a treat and neither was the SLR, the settings were off but I seized the opportunity and snapped a few photos before it flew across to the other side of the harbour and out of sight.
Next time you're at Seaton Sluice, have a look for that small flash of blue.
David
Nature North East
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