Tag Archives: Wakefield wildlife photographer

Yorkshire wildlife photographer: Great spotted woodpecker

As a Yorkshire wildlife photographer I always enjoy photographing common species as much as the rarer or more sexy species. Great spotted woodpecker is always a regular at the feeding station and who could resist such a colourful bird, especially when they perch beautifully on a well placed prop? :¬) The boot was placed for...

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West Yorkshire wildlife photographer : The Sparrowhawk West Yorkshire wildlife photographer : I’ve been photographing sparrowhawk recently and finally caught up with a male bird at my good friend Alan’s hide up in Dumfrieshire! Alan rents his hides out to anyone wanting to photograph these magnificent birds and he’s let me use the hide in...

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West Yorkshire wildlife photographer: Kingfisher & Water Rail

West Yorkshire wildlife photographer: Back in the hide today with kingfisher being the target species but as usual, the water rails performed superbly and so we changed our set-up and focussed on getting some water rail images in the warm October sunshine. There were at least three birds present and at one point we had two...

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Early purple orchids at Brockadale

The overcast light this morning seemed perfect for a trip to photograph early purple orchids at Brockadale YWT reserve. I figured they would be just about in bloom now and I was right. The whole of the limestone grassland was covered in a sea of purple and yellow, the yellow being cowslips which are just...

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Spring herald: the Cuckoo

The cuckoo is a familiar herald of the British spring time with its loud resonant voice echoing over the woods and fields but in recent years, numbers of this enigmatic bird are in decline. While still numerous in some areas, in many others it is disappearing or has gone from the landscape. Today I was...

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