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Most gardens in Britain will be visited by or little robin. They're so tame that I can recall occasions when I was digging the ground with a spade and almost…

If you were to venture onto Burwell Fen (Cambridgeshire) on a sunny afternoon in winter, you'd be likely to encounter a score of wildlife photographers armed…

Sometimes when you take a photograph you know it's something special. When I took this shot of the godwit on the beach at Titchwell I sensed it would be a…

All the wildlife photographers whom I know love to photograph the nuthatch. There's something about its colouring and ability to take on various poses that make…

UPDATE : A big shout out to Shah for sharing his knowledge of the birds name!! Thank you Shah - You are A champion!! I am a 'newbie' where bird photography is…

I went out today with the sole intention of capturing butterflies however the weather took a turn for the worse and the butterflies decided to stay in and have…

Somewhere in Warwickshire, England is a bluebell wood which for just a couple of weeks each year produces a spectacular natural event. A show of beautiful…

My brother was gifted a DSLR about half a decade ago. Like many others, he is now an avid self-trained lens-man. Shooting wildlife has become an enthusiastic…

One of the biggest mushrooms I have seen grow in our area, backyard to be specific. I moved it from where it was growing (a tree stump that was decaying) to…
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