Tonight’s tipple, it’ll help wash down a paella.

Autumnal birches with the hulk of a snowy Liathach behind them.

I’m having a Scaranto with Jamie’s Gumbo

Wee trip to Aberdeen yesterday to see the short eared owls who have returned to the same area for the 2nd year.

He had the “same job title” so much more qualified than Michael.

Been trying to find a reasonably priced English version of this book but it’s out of print. The used ones are crazy prices. Anyway the English title is Edges, by Harry Gruyaert. I’ve had his Irish work book for a few years and it is brilliant. Two of the images here are from County Kerry.

One from a fortunately timed overnight trip to Torridon in early October when an overnight dump of snow on the tops of Beinn Eighe, gave the developing autumn colour on Loch Coulin a nice backdrop.

One of the things enjoy about autumn is the purple hues from the silver birches once their leaves have shed. Images from a recent wander in the Cairngorms.

Some randoms from a wander around Dunfanaghy and Falcarragh in Donegal back in the summer.

First post, some infra red ferns. Shot with a converted infra red camera.