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Showing posts with label scotland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scotland. Show all posts
Sunday, 10 May 2015
AS YOU CAN TELL, A VERY IMPRESSED LOOKING (SUMMER) MOUNTAIN HARE... IN PURPLE BELL HEATHER
Summer Mountain Hare in purple bell heather - Nikon D800. Highlands, Scotland.
Sunday, 7 December 2014
A lovely Red Squirrel...
Red Squirrel - Highland, Scotland. • Nikon D800, 70-400mm zoom lens.
Thanks for looking! Eve :)
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Tuesday, 2 September 2014
Lossiemouth - dog walk and a wee bit of birding.
Early Sunday morning I took a trip out to Lossiemouth to walk the dog. The heathers looking great at the moment.
On the way back saw lots of Red-breasted Medgansers about taking lots of fish and being chased by a rather large Heron!
Other birds:
Curlew Sandpiper, Turnstone, Common Ringed Plover, Redshank, Great Black-backed Gull, Common Tern, Dunlin etc.
Not the best photo's below but some taken from the iPhone through the scope... Not easy!
Eve :)
Sunday, 3 August 2014
Saturday, 17 May 2014
6am start and some nice wildlife sightings
Headed out at 6am this morning for a walk, saw quite a few Roe Deer along the way and then I went to the hide for a bit afterwards.
One of the regular Red Squirrels appeared at the hide nicely for over an hour. There was some good sightings off female Great Spotted Woodpecker on the feeders near the hide, 2 Crested Tit visits, male Greenfinch and other small woodland birds.
Usually, I hear two Cuckoos and saw one quite close to the hide a few weeks ago, but this morning I could hear 3 of them in the area.
A Buzzard appeared which I had good viewings of for around 10mins, which eventually was getting mobbed by a Crow so the bird disappeared over the other side of the forest.
Again, I had my camera on me as per usual and got a few shots from this morning. First one being of the Robin that visits the hide very regularly.
A female Chaffinch flew down to the pool for a drink, obviously I couldn't resist getting a quick shot…
Male Chaffinch too…
And lastly when driving back. So many vibrant fields at the moment...
Thursday, 15 May 2014
Red Squirrel and a nice little find at the hide - a Green Hairstreak butterfly (thanks to Wendy Anderson)
The other evening I spent a few hours at the hide. Lots of Siskin about, Chaffinch, Coal and Great Tits. An hour or so later the two regular Red Kites hovered just over the hide and pretty closely, calling, making an amazing sound! I could also hear a Cuckoo in the distance.
A Red Squirrel showed up just after 5pm and enjoyed a hazelnut or two...
Yesterday we had two guests at the hide to photograph the squirrels and Wendy had a lucky find and managed to get a quick shot of this lovely Green Hairstreak butterfly! It is a first sighting of one of these for me and it was for Wendy too. (© Wendy Anderson)
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Wednesday, 7 May 2014
Red Squirrels - Red Squirrel photography workshops & hide rentals available
Looking to photograph Red Squirrels?
Based near the Inverness area, we have a location with regular visits from the squirrels which can give you the opportunity to photograph them in their natural environment.
There is also a new reflection pool that gives you clean, natural backgrounds and there's a chance to photograph woodland birds. (visit www.facebook.com/WildwatcherEve for updates and images on the recent birds, plus more)
Available for workshops and hide rental in the morning time or for the full day either guided or none guided.
For further information and enquiries please email hello@everussellphotography.com
Recent squirrel images taken at the hide.
Saturday, 29 March 2014
A great day photographing Red Squirrels at Neil McIntyre's site
Yes... more squirrels! :)
Me and a friend Wendy, spent the morning photographing Red Squirrels at Neil's site in Aviemore, and not long after we arrived the first squirrel appeared.
The squirrel posed lovely in quite a few different spots for us and stayed for a while giving us a good amount of time to photograph. She was exceedingly cute and a rather cheeky character and sure demands her food lol.
It was quite hard choosing with taking so many images on the day, but here are some of the images...
It was a great morning out, enjoyed by both me and Wendy (she has posted some of her photo's on Twitter, you can find her at - @benjiandblossom) and thanks again to Neil :)
(Neil also offers other workshops and tours - www.neilmcintyre.com)
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After Neil's, we headed off up to the Cairngorm Mountain so see what wildlife was around. I was hoping for some Snow Buntings as every time I go they never seem to be around, but we were lucky and saw a group of about 10-15 of them. We were attempting to photograph them but they would not stay still, so unfortunately only a record shot.
We headed to the Rothiemurchus Visitor Centre for some lunch after this then to a few more wildlife spots. - Overall a great day out!
Thanks for looking,
Eve :)
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Monday, 24 March 2014
A great day up the Mountain for Mountain Hares & a bit of unexpected news!
With the weather not looking too bad I decided to head up the mountain looking for Mountain Hares. I was hoping for a bit of snow to be there and luckily enough there was snow!
It didn't take me too long to spot a few hares about, some were moving away and luckily enough the guy below was quite comfy with my presence and posed rather nicely for about an hour.
The sun kept popping in and out with a slight bit of snow falling that added a nice bit of atmosphere to the image below.
I'll be back photographing these guys in a few weeks and it will be interesting to see any changes in them and there environment.
Thanks for looking!
Eve :)
PS: Had some rather unexpected news on Friday from Outdoor Photography magazine and found out that I won there 'Winter Wildlife' photography competition. It certainly did put a smile on my face and was a nice start to the weekend! The image that won was the top image in this blog post, which was a favourite of mine from the day.
Camera and equipment used on the day: Nikon D800, taken with a 70-300mm zoom lens and a bean bag used.
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Monday, 3 March 2014
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