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Feeding marsh harrier video

bird, BOP, crowBy Neil-UKWildlifeMay 7, 20131 Comment

Here is a video I filmed on my Pentax K5 DSLR of a marsh harrier feeding on a dead rabbit, while being harassed by a number of crows. Be sure to click on the expand video arrows/button to view full screen! feeding marsh harrier from Neil Phillips on Vimeo.

Black winged stilt on Katelios beach, Kefalonia

bird, Greece, Kefalonia, waderBy Neil-UKWildlifeDecember 30, 20122 Comments

Some more photos form my trip to Kefalonia now, with the black winged stilt I saw on Katelios beach. I wandered down the beach hoping for a glimpse of the animal I had heard dive into the reeds or anything else around when I spotted a bird walking along the dead sea grass. I could…

Oystercatchers at Filey Brigg

bird, wader, YorkshireBy Neil-UKWildlifeDecember 27, 2012Leave a comment

One bird their was plenty of at Filey Brigg was oystercatchers. There was a lot of feeding going on, as the tide was dropping and revealing the mussel beds. One couldn’t wait for the tide to drop completelyd and braved the waves for lunch! One bonus was this eider, it was nice to see one…

Oystercatcher hammers mussel video

bird, video, waderBy Neil-UKWildlifeDecember 26, 2012Leave a comment

While at Filey Brigg, I was lucky enough to get close to some oystercatchers Haematopus ostralegus as they fed on some mussels. These particular oystercatchers were feeding by the ‘hammering’ method, which involves using their thickened beak to smash the shell of their prey to get to the edible insides. But not all oystercatcher feed…

Gull eats seal pup eye

bird, gull, mammal, sealBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 23, 20122 Comments

I should probably start this post by warning that there are GRAPHIC images of nature in the raw (please forgive the cliché). It features a gull doing what it does best (scavenging) and what it needs to survive. If you of one of those people that don’t ‘do’ nature, probably best to skip this post!…

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