EP90 – Little Owls
We are back and we are talking all about Little Owls!
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We are back and we are talking all about Little Owls!
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We talk all about Barn owls, diet, hunting strategies, breeding and folklore.
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We discuss the 2 British winter thrush species – Redwing and Fieldfare. Their identification, migration, feeding and breeding habits. In news we talk about the charging of an owner who let their dog kill a deer in Richmond Park, the rediscovery of the Great Fox-Spider and concerns about government interference of the post Brexit environmental…
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It’s been far too long since I’ve written a blog post, with the blog having basically taken over by the Podcast (which has also swallowed up any blog writing time. So here is a short write up of a day from last month. I had to go to a village in the North Downs to…
Its world wetlands day, so to celebrate the wonderful wildlife we find in these habitat I thought I’d share my best shots of freshwater life I took last year. All the underwater shots are in photographic aquarium. This a photo heavy post so I’ve kept the text to a minimum! My first freshwater photo of…
2019 will go down as a mixed year. I have tried to limit myself to 1 image a month which I failed miserably at! I’m going to do another post of the best freshwater photos too! It started off slowly as my ‘dream job’ I had been working towards getting really started to turn into…
Last November I decided to have a day out photographing for wildlife, but rather than head out into the countryside of East Anglia, I instead headed in to London. This may seem like a strange place go for wildlife, but there is plenty to be seen and much of it relatively easy to approach. I…
2018 has been a mixed year. It started with a sad loss, but also had a number of positives. Having a toddler running round, the impending arrival and then arriving of child number 2 and starting a new job all meant that time for fun stuff like photography was restricted and there was no family…
Cast your mind back to early September early last year. Its a bright sunny Saturday morning, but the signs that it is first weekend of September are there, there is some insect life, but not the hordes you get in the peak numbers of May and June, there are some flowers, but many have gone…
Its that time of year to look back and reflect on what I’ve seen and photographed. No trips abroad this year, and I largely visited places I have been many times before, but I certainly found some new things and improved my shots of others. The year started, as it often does with me, inside…