Folkestone Warren
I just can't keep away from The Warren at the
moment....
Weather conditions today were better than my
previous trip and I was hopefully that I might pull out some interesting
records. In fact I saw a juvenile male adder and several lizards along the cliff
tops, so the trip was very worthwhile. I was also able to practice using my new
zoom lens on a lizard basking on a concrete post.
Adult Male Viviparous Lizard
As you can see the lens produces very good results.
However, the lens is a little heavy and is prone to camera shake.
Posted: Thu - September 16, 2004 at 10:22 pm
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