Common Terns @ Loch Na Cuilice
We are fortunate to get both Arctic and Common Terns around the shoreline where we live and to be honest it is often only when looking at the still images that I could say which is which! These images are … Read More
A blog about my work as a wildlife photographer
We are fortunate to get both Arctic and Common Terns around the shoreline where we live and to be honest it is often only when looking at the still images that I could say which is which! These images are … Read More
There is a permanent colony of Common (harbour) Seals on the skerries that are found in the bay where the river from Loch Coruisk has its out flow to the sea. The seals tend to return to favoured haul out … Read More
With the 100th anniversary of the RAF on 1st April, just a week away today, this blog post is my own little tribute inspired by the apocryphal storyline in the film about the Spitfire “The First of the Few” and … Read More
This time of year the red deer in the highlands are not looking their best. Having got themselves all preened up for the pre Christmas rut their coats gradually become more scruffy as they see through the winter. However though … Read More
This time of year the red deer in the highlands are not looking their best. Having got themselves all preened up for the pre Christmas rut their coats gradually become more scruffy as they see through the winter. However though … Read More
Visit any warm country and you are likely to see geckos on the walls of buildings (inside and out). On a recent visit to Antigua I spent quite a bit of time observing and photographing the geckos primarily when they … Read More
The final blog of three looking at aspects of the Pelican. Having covered the pelican diving and taking off it is now time to look at the bird in flight. On land the pelican can be ungainly in its movements … Read More
Click on an image to view a larger version. All images taken with a Canon 1DX MkII and a Canon EF200-400 zoom with the extender engaged. All pictures were hand held.
Click on an image to view a larger version. All images taken with a Canon 1DX MkII and a Canon EF200-400 zoom with the extender engaged. All pictures were hand held.
Click on any image for a larger version.