Keith Burton's photos with the keyword: geese

The Sails Of The South are located in the central reservation of the M275, the motorway leading to the city of Portsmouth, Hampshire. The sails are 43 metres high and mark the junction with the M27 motorway. The design is meant to symbolise the three directions of the motorway intersection as well as recognising Portsmouth's maritime activities. The sails are normally illuminated at night. In the foreground are a number of Brent Geese and a few gulls.

Taken from the beach in Exmouth, Devon.

Taken at Langstone Harbour yesterday afternoon. I went with black and white because it was a black and white sort of day. There is a colour version in the PiP so you can see the (small) difference if you want to.

Taken yesterday morning during a good long walk around Farlington Marshes, a nature reserve near Portsmouth, with a good friend. Although it was sunny, it was very cold and the wind was ferocious. We mostly saw geese and ducks. We did see a Kestrel out hunting, and I tried several shots, but it was too far away and my photos were all out of focus. The marshes were quite boggy and wet and I got home covered in mud. A good morning out though and I'm still feeling the effects :-) I was using my 100-400mm zoom lens. I had been thinking of selling it due to finding it difficult to get good results, but I've decided to keep it for a while and keep practicing.

Taken at Langstone Harbour, Hampshire, on a beautiful sunny day last month. Brent Geese are a common sight here at this time of year.

Taken on Petersfield Heath Lake, Hampshire. Best viewed large, on black. Thanks for looking.

Taken at Farlington Marshes, Hampshire as the geese were coming in to land.

Taken just after sunset at Dell Quay, part of Chichester Harbour.

Taken this evening at Dell Quay, Nr Chichester, West Sussex.

Taken at Emsworth, Hampshire, late afternoon yesterday.

There were loads of these about at WWT Arundel..............almost impossible not to get a shot of them.

Taken in the New Forest this morning.

River Hamble The lead goose is ringed: green ring with the number 8 on it.