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Hello and welcome
I have always had a keen interest in wildlife and the great outdoors;
I was an Angler for over 30 years but gave it up a few years ago to
concentrate on photographing wildlife. I lived in Runcorn; Cheshire a
short distance from the M56 that gave me great access to the Wirral,
Northwales and Lancashire, with some great countryside on my doorstep
I didn't have to travel too far in search of wildlife and photographic
opportunities.
Some of my wildlife photographs range from as far afield as Cuba,
Antigua, Saint Martin, Saint Lucia, Dominican Republic, Tuscany ,
Corfu, Turkey, Spain, Portugal.
I now live in the Charente area of western France.
its visits are getting less frequent.
I called down to the see if the Kingfisher was showing; its visits are getting less frequent.
It can take most of the day to get a shot, that’s if it shows and even when it does it only stays for a short time.
I was in luck as the kingfisher dived in and returned to the surface with a small fish.
After taking a few shots the bird disappeared into the distance.
Shouting Kingfisher
As the Kingfisher landed on the sticks it continued to call to its mate.
The Kingfisher dived in and returned with a small fish.
More in the folder
Red Dawn
With plenty of Kingfisher photos taken its back to the Foxes and hopefully I will get some cub shots.
The forecast is good for once so it’s an early start. After a short drive I arrived at the Fox site.
Graham had work commitments but said he may be able to come down later in the day.
I set up the hide and anxiously awaited the arrival of the Foxes pointing my camera on the far bank in anticipation.
I didn’t have long to wait as a Fox appeared from the undergrowth, having a good stretch as he came into view.
The Fox looked in great condition as it inspected the bank for any unwary Rabbits.
With no Rabbits in sight the fox carried on with its stretching exercises
More in the Fox folder
The Kingfisher and the Damselfly
I was amazed to see this kingfisher catching and eating Damselflies.
Preening Kingfisher
The Kingfisher decided to have a preening session today
More in the folder
Gone fishing
The Kingfishers are successful on most of their dives catching small sticklebacks
On the odd occasion they do come up empty handed.
