February Under Lockdown in the Scottish Highlands
As lockdown continues in the Scottish Highlands I’ve been sticking to my local patch photographing and filming the amazing wildlife on my doorstep.
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I Wrote A Guest Blog – How To Take Emotive Images
What is an “emotive image”? In this blog I’ll do my best to explain and provide a few tips on how you might go about taking them.
Lockdown: The Sequel. Thank Goodness for Red Squirrels and Snow!
Another year, another lockdown and I count myself extremely lucky to have such wonderful wildlife including red squirrels both in my gardens and my local wood.
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2020 Favourite Wildlife Images and Encounters
2020 may have been a pretty terrible year on many levels but I was lucky to have some incredible wildlife encounters and I loved my first year living in the Scottish Highlands.
Red Squirrels – In The Garden!!
These last couple of weeks have been a dream come true for me as I’ve welcomed four red squirrels to my garden in the Scottish Highlands.
A Summer with the Leverets
I’ve had a wonderful summer following four amazing mountain hare leverets as they mature into stunning adults.
Autumnal Red Squirrels
Now autumn has arrived in the Scottish Highlands I’m enjoying watching my red squirrel family amongst the golds and oranges of the season.
August in the Highlands: Mountain Hares, Red Squirrels and Millions of Midges!
August in the Highlands – mountain hares in stunning heather and time spent with my ever-growing red squirrel family
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Life After Lockdown – Venturing Further Afield
With the lockdown 5 mile travel limit dropped I’ve been able to go further afield spending time with mountain hares, dolphins and much more.
New Life Under Lockdown
Being under lockdown during spring has given me the opportunity to observe, enjoy and photograph all the new life emerging – fledglings, badger cubs, red squirrel kittens and pine marten kits.
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