Not quite the edge of the world but...

My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

UNITED KINGDOM | Thursday, 4 July 2013 | Views [372] | View Larger Image

Grey Angels - A Greylag Goose mother watches over her pair of goslings as they cross Great Skua infested terrain. A single gosling is haloed by the evening light as it looks over the landscape.

Clocked - The Eusrasian otters on Unst have adapted to life using salt water seas as their feeding grounds. The otter's sight is extremely poor and the animals rely on their keen sense of smell. With the wind advantageously in my face, this female paused momentarily as she made her way towards me and carried on hunting as my scent was being blown away from her direction.

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Prepare for landing - A puffin returns from an evening of collecting nesting materials as the setting sun coats it's feathers in a fine golden glow.

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My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

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