I’ve seen a few pictures recently on Facebook of Bluethroats in gardens so concluded that the passage is peaking and set off to Fornebu this morning with high hopes of gaining good views (and my first sighting this autumn) of one of my favourite birds. My hopes were not to be fulfilled with there continuing […]
Category: Wildlife
Birdie Friends
Take a walk Look around There are magical Moments From the sky To the ground.
Wildlife Photography with the Nikon D810 and 400mm f2.8
When Nikon in South Africa approached me in September 2015 to test out the Nikon D810 and the new lightweight Nikkor 400mm f2.8E FL VR lens I was relishing the opportunity – you see, I was heading to the Mara Triangle in Kenya (part of the Maasai Mara ecosystem) to host a photographic safari in […]
Feature: Sawgrass Lake Park Pt. I
It required a single visit to Sawgrass Lake Park in Pinellas County to consider it one of my favorite wildlife venues in Florida. Sawgrass Lake Park, north of downtown St. Petersburg and southwest of Tampa, was created primarily to manage stormwater flooding in the adjacent city of Pinellas Park. A small waterfall in fact could […]
Gavilán planeador (Long-winged Harrier) Circus buffoni
Como hace mas de tres años que no publico fotos del Gavilán planeador en el blog aprovecho para publicar este registro del día de hoy Viernes 9 de Septiembre de un Gavilán que nos regaló interesantes sobrevuelos en la zona costera del Arroyo Mártires de la Ciudad de Posadas. Estuvo buena parte de la tarde […]
Tropical Storm Hermine At Bunche Beach: Pt. II
ith less than favorable conditions for photography of the wildlife at Bunche Beach, it seemed obvious that the birds were not airborne unless disturbed. I opted to remain at one observation point about a quarter mile east of the parking area where a good sized flock of shorebirds were actively feeding. The mangrove trees offered […]
A Green Future? An Exploration Of Theresa May’s Energy Policy
The world is warming up. There can be no denying of that. Although some, including the President of the United States, may try, the overwhelming weight of scientific evidence is that average global temperatures are rising as a direct result of human activities. This is because we are, in a number of ways, producing monumental […]