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Finally , the revamp and restoration of the blog is all but done. Thank you for your patience ! The menus are now all working , fingers crossed and the […]

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IN CONVERSATION WITH PETER HANSCOMB

In conversation with Peter Hanscomb So following in the footsteps of a certain Gordon Buchanan , and Brandon Kemp it is only fair that i now put myself into the […]

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WILDLIFE – THE CROW

The Crow – Corvus corone With it’s all black plumage and black shiny beak the crow is easily confused with its near cousin the rook. Like all corvids, carrion crows show […]

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WILDLIFE – THE COOT

The Coot – Fulica atra The Coot is a common sight throughout the U.K. and one of the easiest to recognise with black plumage and a distinctive white beak and vertical […]

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WILDLIFE – THE YELLOWHAMMER

The Yellowhammer – Emberiza citrinella The Yellowhammer is a sparrow sized member of the Bunting family of birds. The male is mostly yellow with brown upperparts that have darker streaking. […]

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WILDLIFE – THE PUFFIN

The Puffin – Fratercula artica Since a child this has always been a bird that I have wanted to see in the flesh, it is often referred to as “Sea […]

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HAGBOURNE COPSE

Wiltshire Wildlife Trust – Hagbourne Copse This pocket of woodland , purchased by the Wiltshire Wildlife Trust in 1999 provides a breathing space for wildlife in west Swindon and a peaceful place […]

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The balance between technical and creative

The balance between technical and creative by Bob Brind-Surch Those of you who know me or have been on any of my workshops will have heard me talk about how […]

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BIRDFAIR 2025

Global Birdfair returns Friday 11th July to. Sunday 1th July 2025 to the same venue at Rutland water. The event will be open from 9am to 5.30pm daily with last […]

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WILDLIFE – RED ADMIRAL

The Red Admiral – Venessa atalanta The Red Admiral, Venessa atalanta is probably one of Britains recognised spices of butterfly and can be found in almost all habitats from gardens […]

Bobs Blog

Captive versus Wild by Bob Brind-Surch, professional photographer and naturalist . www.naturesphotos.co.uk I’ m often asked question should we photograph captive animals or should we, as wildlife photographers, concentrate solely […]

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THE HUMBLE TOGS CLUB

Sick of snobby photo groups? Join a group that feels like home, not an ego festival. You may have noticed a new logo on the side bar of the blog […]

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WILDLIFE – SPOTTED FLYCATCHER

The Spotted Flycatcher – Muscicapa striata The spotted flycatcher is a medium-sized songbird of open woodland, parks and gardens. It has a relatively long tail, which it flicks while it […]

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WILDLIFE – CANADA GOOSE

The Canada goose – Branta canadensis The Canada goose , the largest resident goose here in the uk is a non native species introduced from North American approximately 300 years ago. It’s […]

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WILDLIFE – THE JAY

The Jay – Garrulus glandarius The Jay, a member of the crow family, is characterized by its vibrant colors and chatter. The genus name Garrulus reflects its noisy nature, while […]

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IN THE HIDE

In The Hide , Gordon Buchanan Gordon Buchanan is an award-winning presenter and wildlife cameraman, his credits including the Planet Earth and Frozen Planet series and, as presenter, the popular […]

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DONE

IN CONVERSATION WITH PETER HANSCOMB

WILDLIFE – THE CROW

WILDLIFE – THE COOT

WILDLIFE – THE YELLOWHAMMER

WILDLIFE – THE PUFFIN

HAGBOURNE COPSE

The balance between technical and creative

BIRDFAIR 2025

WILDLIFE – RED ADMIRAL

CAPTIVE v WILD

THE HUMBLE TOGS CLUB

WILDLIFE – SPOTTED FLYCATCHER

WILDLIFE – CANADA GOOSE

WILDLIFE – THE JAY

IN THE HIDE