Manage to capture some Canadian geese flying.
Category: Photography
Learning to take pictures with different settings.
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
I thought this was a great capture of the geese flying over head. Yes were looking at you 🙂 So cute -
Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
Seeing more different types of animals and birds at Knole Park on this walk. Hope you like?
Geese and deer. 
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
Some more pictures from Knole Park, but your need to login to see.
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
More pictures from our lockdown escape.
We believe this is the deer that Claire took the amazing picture of last year. What do you think? 
We believe these are Canadian geese? -
Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
More deer pictures
We can see you 
What shall I eat? 
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
More deer at Knole Park.
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
Another week, more photography practicing and walking at our lockdown escape place Knole Park. Enjoy.
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Knole Park in late March 21st 
White stags 
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
Final pictures from this lovely trip to Haysden Country Park – Tonbridge, but your need to login to see.
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
Some photography practice at Haysden Country Park – Tonbridge. Hope you like?
Ducks enjoying the sun 
Lovely scenery 
Sheep 
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
Haysden Country Park – Tonbridge – We have travelled on the A21 untold times and never realised that we drove over this park and lakes. We had a lovely time here, enjoy the pictures.
Haysden Country Park lies on the western outskirts of Tonbridge. It covers an area of about 65 hectares and includes a range of natural habitats such as river, grassland, freshwater lakes, marshland and woodland. The site is designated as a Local Nature Reserve and in part a Site of Nature Conservation Interest. It has also been a Green Flag award park since 2006 and is a Natural England accredited park.
