Monday, 23 November 2015

Lechlade nature reserve

First proper frost of the winter so far, though I was surprised to see the lake was frozen in the middle at Lechlade, just a few mallards dabbling around the edge, whilst the blackheaded gulls just stood silently in the middle.
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