PHOTOGRAPH OF THE WEEK, November 15 2019
‘You can see a seal poking his head out in the foreground.’
‘You can see a seal poking his head out in the foreground.’
Malcolm started the gardening project at the front of his Campbeltown house a couple of years ago, and he likes that it attracts bees to his home.
‘It was fantastic to see the community coming together to provide such a great event for Campbeltown.’
There were nature walks of three varying lengths, hot drinks and snacks for sale, and information boards about the plants and wildlife to peruse.
This is one of a few images Mr Maguire managed to snap of the carnivorous mammal on rocks near the observatory, taken towards the end of July.
Courier reader Margaret Richardson captured the moment a buff-tip moth changed from a caterpillar into an adult.
John used a Nikon D5100 DSLR with a 55 to 300mm telephoto lens to take the excellent shot.
John, who lives on the Moss Road, used his Nikon D5100 with a 50 to 300 telephoto lens in sport mode to capture the water droplets.
This was the first time the walkers, whose nationalities are Scottish, English, Danish and Italian, ventured out as a group.
One of the most beautiful places Dougie Cunningham photographed was Islay.