Typically seen as a ghostly silhouette, flitting through summer nights at speed, this Brown Long-Eared Bat has been frozen in time by a high-speed flash, providing an opportunity to see these...
We’ve just experienced an eruption of Seven-spot Ladybirds in our garden; there are literally hundreds of them. This has prompted me to dust off my macro lens and flash to try a little macro...
Last weekend, I spent a night in a hide designed specifically for owl photography — in this case, Tawny Owls. These owls, while entirely wild, have become habituated to the site and are accustomed to...
I just had to share this image of a female badger. Like much of the UK, it’s been an incredibly dry spring in Cambridge. A consequence of this is that the ground is like concrete and the worms...
In March 2025, Christine and I took a huge gamble: we went on a wildlife photography holiday to see a single, elusive species—one that is secretive and predominantly active between dusk and dawn. The...
It’s been three months since I last photographed the kingfishers near Stamford. Since then, they have raised a second brood that has already fledged. I’d hoped to see the juveniles, but...
Given the wet spring and early summer, the field where I usually watch the Cambridge fox family has become heavily overgrown with long grass, making it difficult to see or photograph the fox cubs. As...
Warning: The following post contains an account and pictures that some people may find upsetting. On the 19th May we were in Ranthambhore’s zone 2 looking for a tigress called Arrowhead, who...
I’ve always wanted to see young fox cubs at their den. Two days ago, I finally located the den of our local vixen, Ruby, who’s been nursing her cubs for about 5 weeks. The den is extremely...