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Close up of a fox

fox, mammalBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 3, 20142 Comments

A couple of close ups of a fox I took a few weeks ago.

Bearded reedlings at Wat Tyler Country Park

bird, Essex, tit, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 2, 20141 Comment

Its been a while since I posted a blog. Thankfully its not just because I’ve been working lots, I’ve been all over photographing wildlife too! But today post is from ‘my patch’ Wat Tyler Country Park. I looks like there was 1 or probably 2 nests in the reed beds, as families could be seen…

Cormorant

bird, chafford gorges, EssexBy Neil-UKWildlifeMay 26, 20143 Comments

Earlier this month I was at EWT Chafford Gorges trying to film some fish, but while I was struggling to get any footage under the water, this cormorant was feeding closer than I’ve seen one before, so I managed a few shots. At one point is came up with weed caught on its bill. I…

Kingfisher at RSPB Rainham

UncategorizedBy Neil-UKWildlifeMay 25, 2014Leave a comment

A few weeks ago a kingfisher pair were nesting in front of the Marshland discovery zone hide at RSPB Rainham. I had yet to get a photo of a kingfisher that didn’t have something seriously flawed about it so I headed to the hide to get some shots. There were a couple of issues though…

Emperor moth pair

Essex, insect, moths, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeMay 15, 2014Leave a comment

Last week, at Wat Tyler CP, I came across a pair of emperor moths that had been blown into middle of the entrance of a field, where they would have gotten trodden on.  So I picked them up and took them inside to show some friends and then took a few shots.  These are the…

Ricoh ‘Join Our Team’ – filming underwater wildlife

Essex, fish, videoBy Neil-UKWildlifeMay 9, 2014Leave a comment

Regular readers of this blog may be aware that I have dabbled in filming underwater wildlife in situ (as well as in aquariums). A few months ago I saw Ricoh Pentax advertising their ‘Join the team’ competition, were if you could come up with a good project, they would send you a camera to carry…

5 species of odonata in April

Essex, insect, odonata, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeApril 30, 20144 Comments

Yesterday I broke my dragonfly photography duck, well today I smashed it and got an unprecedented (for me) 5 species in April. Typically in April I might get my first large red damselflies, and I may have seen 1 or 2 more species in later days of April before, but 5 species is a new…

First odonata photos of the year: Large red damselflies

Essex, insect, odonata, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeApril 28, 2014Leave a comment

I’ve been seeing large red damselflies for a couple of weeks, but none until today have settled anywhere I could get a half decent photo. This male I found today in Wat Tyler CP sat nicely on a leaf and let me photograph him. There was however a bit of a light breeze and it…

Photography tuition in Essex: Insects and wildflowers

Essex, hymenoptera, insectBy Neil-UKWildlifeApril 20, 2014Leave a comment

As some of you are aware, I recently started running photography tuition sessions at Norsey Woods, Billericay and Wat Tyler Country Park, Pitsea. The first was the photographing wildflowers and insects at Norsey Woods yesterday. The site is the densest bluebell wood in the country and photographing these a large part of the morning and…

Black winged stilt at RSPB Bowers Marsh

UncategorizedBy Neil-UKWildlifeApril 11, 20142 Comments

I got a Text today from the wonderful Howard Vaughan informing me that there was a pair of Black Winged Stilts at RSPB Bowers Marsh. They are the first seen in the UK in 2014 I have been told. I was fortunately about to go on my lunchbreak, so popped over to bowers where a…

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