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Kestrel, Worfield

17 May 2018 by David

Kestrel, Worfield

Kestrel flying across the road at Worfield, heading for the woods. Its mate had already flown in the same direction before I could get the camera ready.

Categories David
Pussy willow, male catkins, pollen almost gone
Does my bum look big?
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