2015-09-14: What I saw last week

Well, Sunday came and went, and there were just more tasks than hours in the day… so I’m a day later than I had planned for this post.  C’est la vie.  I’ve had the sad realization this week that there is some pretty significant dust inside one of my lenses, and from research nothing to be done for it, except embrace the clone stamp tool as needed!  Thankfully it’s in a spot that can normally be cropped out, and as I’m usually concentrating on wildlife, it’s not that big a deal.

Here are a few photos from my wandering last week.  I hope you enjoy!

I love the hint of autumn colours coming in here.
I love the hint of autumn colours coming in here.
The leaves are turning... and already falling.
The leaves are turning… and already falling.
An early morning self portrait with Spencer.  This was my one opportunity to be tall and leggy!
An early morning self portrait with Spencer. This was my one opportunity to be tall and leggy!
I'm waffling between calling this a red tailed hawk and a northern harrier.  I really do have trouble with raptor ID.  The light wasn't great and he (or she) didn't stick around long enough to get any better photos.
I’m waffling between calling this a red tailed hawk and a northern harrier. I really do have trouble with raptor ID. The light wasn’t great and he (or she) didn’t stick around long enough to get any better photos.
Wispy fog and wispy clouds.
Wispy fog and wispy clouds.
A beautiful foggy morning.
A beautiful foggy morning.
On our way home from an early evening walk, Spencer stopped for a roll in the grass (one of his favourite things on a sunny day) and positioned himself perfectly for some photos.  I couldn't resist an impromptu pet portrait session.
On our way home from an early evening walk, Spencer stopped for a roll in the grass (one of his favourite things to do on a sunny day) and positioned himself perfectly for some photos. I couldn’t resist an impromptu pet portrait session.

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