Month: August 2014

  This week’s blog and gallery are devoted entirely to the amazing pair of Barn Owls that this year laid six eggs on the ground in a barn, as there

It is always worthwhile visiting Morecambe Bay in August to film the vast numbers of wading birds and butterflies that have all benefitted from this Summer’s good weather. On the

  One of the most elusive and mysterious of all our Summer visitors is the Nightjar. In medieval times because of its crepuscular and nocturnal nature and its habits of

  With the approach of the 12th these Red Grouse had better keep their head’s down if they want to survive to next years breeding season. Along with most other

After more than forty years in waiting this year I finally filmed Kingfishers copulating. As shown in my blog of 29th June first he passed a fish to the female.