Friday, 21 October 2016

Post 89 21/10/2016 - Evening Lights and Roaring Red Deer

Photo Blog Post 89 - Fri 21 Oct 2016

Two recent evening visits to the Park deserve sharing. The sights of a spot lit House, coloured evening skies over Manchester and Cheshire and magnificent Stags roaring at dusk present a different view from that I usually see in the daytime.

Roaring Deer, Evening Skies and City Lights - Thursday 20th October

An evening visit to Lyme Park to hear the deer rut was accompanied by some nice skies across Manchester & North Cheshire.

greeted by autumn multicolours


the escarpment is Alderley Edge, another NT Property


The Lantern


Light fading and camera struggling with moving deer


Sun setting in the West






Roaring


listening



Manchester Airport tower centre and Fiddler's Ferry power station at Widnes in the far distance


light finding its way through the top windows of The Cage


some hinds at the edge of a group in the Deer Sanctuary




all the way across Manchester to Winter Hill transmitter in the distance


moody lit clouds over Cage Hill and city lights peeping through

And here some short movies of that wonderful stag this evening at Lyme Park alternately roaring and listening. Stags all over the East of the park were making their presence known and assessing the sound of the competition.





Sorry about the focus on the last video, camera fixed on the grass in front of me and actual light level was so low I didn't notice.


House and Skies - All Lit Up - Wednesday 12th October

A late visit to Lyme Park tonight to attend a talk was accompanied by the roar of stags as the rut gets under way.
Under moody skies the spot lit house looked beautiful and trees on Cage Hill were silhouetted against the darkening sky.


Walking down from staff car park looking up Cage Hill


approaching the house


The North Front is what greets modern day visitors but is actually the back door. The current access from the A6 arrived after the railways came to Disley.


Leaving later; the glow in the clouds behind is from North Cheshire and South Manchester light pollution.


Trees on Cage Hill silhouetted against the light pollution creeping up from Greater Manchester. The camera has actually increased the brightness beyond reality but the effect is the same.

 Have a look at around This Time Previous Years

Week 82 07/10/2015 - Two Different Days; Mist and Sun
A misty autumn morning and a blue skied afternoon
 
Week 42 22/10/2014 - Red Deer are in a Rut
includes some of my best ever Red Deer shots

Week 1 13/11/13 - Northern area
My first blog post after joining the Lyme Team as a Patrolling Ranger

 

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