Summer 2023: Normally Nocturnal Wildlife
Over the summer months I enjoyed spending time with local pine martens and badgers, both species normally nocturnal. Wonderful creatures.
My Local Patch
Winter Wildlife P2: Crested Tits & Woodland Wildlife
In this blog I’m going to cover the wildlife enjoyed by my winter wildlife clients and myself in a fantastic pinewood. Within this wood I have set up a couple of nut feeders and enjoy visits from many species: crested tits, long-tailed tits, coal tits, great tits, blue tits, chaffinches, robins, dunnock, treecreepers, goldcrest, wrens, bank voles, pygmy shrew and red squirrels. Over the winter months there is so much going on, it’s brilliant!
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Winter Wildlife P1: Red Squirrels
Red squirrels are always a favourite with my clients and play a part in every winter workshop I run. Watching them bound across the ground, jump through the trees, chasing one another, and sitting eating nuts is so joyful. Personally, I never ever get sick of hanging out with them.
Autumn – Stunning Colours and Wildlife Encounters
Autumn in the Scottish Highlands has been a season of fantastic colours and challenging wildlife photography. However both myself and my clients have enjoyed some wonderful encounters with some of the incredible wildlife we have in the Highlands.
A week in Perthshire, hot weather workshops and garden badgers
It’s been a busy, photography-filled few weeks here in the Scottish Highlands where I’ve taken guests to meet my red squirrels, the dolphins, osprey and dragonflies as well as spending many evenings in the company of my garden badgers.
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May and June in the Scottish Highlands
May and June have been busy months for me in the Scottish Highlands photographing and guiding clients to a wide variety of subjects including mountain hares, osprey, dolphins, common seals, badgers and pine marten.
Thoughts on the Nikon Z50 for Wildlife Photography
If you’re a Nikon user photographing wildlife and are looking to dip your toe into the world of mirrorless cameras then the Z50 crop frame camera is worth considering.
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Spring in my local patch and Bo the mountain hare.
I’ve spent the past few weeks exploring a local wood and have been amazed at the variety of species I’ve found. Not only that, but the red squirrels are on form and Bo, the mountain hare, is wonderful.
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February 2022 – storms a-plenty but some great wildlife experiences
February was a month of wild, mixed weather but my clients and I still had some wonderful wildlife photographic opportunities.
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Autumn in the Highlands
Autumn was late to arrive in the Scottish Highlands this year but once it did the colours were stunning and the wildlife fantastic, as always!
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