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Whirlygig Beetle

Water beetles, Whirlygig beetleBy Neil-UKWildlifeMay 16, 2015

Great Silver Water Beetle Hydrophilus piceus

Great silver water beetle, Pond creatures, Water beetlesBy Neil-UKWildlifeMay 16, 2015Leave a comment

Stickleback fry

fishBy Neil-UKWildlifeMay 16, 2015Leave a comment

A couple of shots of a 3 spined stickleback fry I photographed last week

Greenest government ever? – End of term assessment

UncategorizedBy Neil-UKWildlifeMay 6, 2015Leave a comment

Before David Cameron was elected he was keen to push his green credentials with his infamous hug a husky photo op and declaring he would lead the “greenest government ever.” So how have this government fared? Well they have: Slashed Natural England’s (the government’s wildlife and conservation body) budget by 30%,  straight after they came to…

First damsels of the year

Essex, insect, odonata, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeApril 29, 2015Leave a comment

Yesterday I was walking around Wat Tyler Country Park, trying out my new macro rig, with the windy conditions causing some frustration. Wandering into a more sheltered area I saw the delicate fluttering of a large insect, and unlike those on previous days it was not a cranefly, but a lovely red damselfly. I got…

Red grouse on Mount Cairngorm

bird, Cairngorm, Gamebird, ScotlandBy Neil-UKWildlifeApril 25, 20151 Comment

Last month on a trip to Scotland I climbed up Mount Cairngorm from the car park and came across some red grouse. A couple posed nicely sometimes on rocks. Some stayed on the heather

Azure damselfly nymph

Freshwater invertebrates, insect, odonata, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeApril 6, 2015Leave a comment

Some photos of an azure damselfly nymph.

Pond olive mayfly nymph

Ephemeroptera, Freshwater invertebrates, insectBy Neil-UKWildlifeApril 4, 2015Leave a comment

Some photos of the pond olive mayfly nymph I took using my photographic aquarium.

Blue tits in flight

bird, Essex, tit, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeApril 1, 2015Leave a comment

A few eeks ago I had a number of blue tits flying down to food in front of me so decided to have a go at some in flight shots. I was pleased with the results. This following shot is NOT a composite, its 4 coming in at once! I also got some on the…

Broad bodied chaser dragonfly nymph

Essex, Freshwater invertebrates, insect, odonata, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeMarch 30, 2015Leave a comment

I’ve just returned from a lovely trip to the Cairngorms in Scotland and have something like 6000 images to go through! But for now here are some of a Broad bodied chaser dragonfly nymph I took before I went on the trip using my pond creature photography technique. The above and next photo were taken…

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