From the BBC An extra 400,000 hectares of English countryside will be protected to support the recovery of nature under plans to be announced by Boris Johnson. The prime minister […]
So recently I talked about ethical wildlife photography in a blog titled Putting Nature First , a blog motivated by an article in this months BBC Wildlife magazine ( October […]
Bob and Smelly update. Good news from the rescue centre , Bob and Smelly our two rescued foxes are both doing well in rehab. Hopefully we are on target for […]
With over 1,100 acres of land, Bushy Park is the second largest of the Royal Parks in London and has an incredible range of wildlife and habitats within its walls […]
“ If your not talking about how you got your shot , maybe it wasn’t the best way to go about getting it. “ BBC Wildlife magazine Ethical wildlife photography […]
Are you looking for binoculars that are designed for bird watching ? If the answer is yes , here are a few tips to help you navigate all the technical […]
SLIMBRIDGE UPDATE – COVID19 I have just returned from my first post Covid visit to WWT Slimbridge. The reserve is open again with most of he facilities and hides […]
HIDE N SEEK LIVE Saturday 19th September Another morning at the hide , re baiting the stump. The hide must work , two walkers walked past the front of the […]
A quick update on our two rescued foxes Smelly and Bob who are in rehab. Both seem to have settled down and the treatment is going well. We’re still a […]
Meet the Model – George the Great Tit Word by Peter Hanscomb , photos by Peter Hanscomb / Graham Stewart The Great Tit , Parus major is the largest […]
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