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About Me
- Brian
- These are just snapshots, but they are intended to give a feel of what I manage to see and snap in just a few hours each week ........ plus some not quite random thoughts that occur as I go along.
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Links
- A link to some great photos (and more) from my brother!
- A web album of my photo's - a work in progress!
- Another Brian (Davis) - Forest of Dean pics
- Bob Bushell's Forest of Dean Blog
- Chris Grady - great wildlife Images
- David Slater's professional wildlfe photography
- Fraser Simpson - mainly city wildlife
- Gloucester birding - has sightings page
- Graham Catley's Lincolnshire photos
- Gwent Birding - has sightings page
- Jodie Randall - an upcoming talent
- Lewis Thomson - Forest of Dean wildlife
- Richard Steel's Blog - fieldcraft and a good eye
- Severnside birding - has sightings page
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Popular Posts
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Although the holiday in Florida was not a wildlife or birdwatching trip, we did fit in a few days at local nature reserves. In Orlando ites... -
As both Nature's Calendar on tv and the BBC Wildlife magazine have pointed out we're around the fallow deer rutting season. I know there ar... -
Enough islands. From Bass Rock we headed north to the highlands, but sadly the weather worsened. In this shot you get an idea. Beautiful ... -
From time to time I come across a word that grabs me. I don't always know why, but some are just pleasing. I came across 'cranreuch' years... -
Some more shots of adders enjoying the sun on Sunday as much as I was. There were at least 4 alongside a well trodden path at a nationally ... -
Still struggling to get some decent adder shots, but these are a step forward at least. As always better views in the web albums, along wit... -
A backwards day today. The forecast sunshine didn't materialise until midday, but that at least was the only saving grace of my failed atte... -
The report of water rail was enough to drag me to the wilds of north Cardiff. The Glamorganshire Canal nature reserve is a part of a bigger... -
The feather-topped Phragmites reed is the mainstay of most of the shallow water wetlands, encouraging the bogbumpers (see last post), reed ... -
OK, I know it's childish, but I have this sort of competitive streak. Last year I arrived in the hide and THERE WAS SOMEONE ALREADY THERE. ...
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