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A trip to The Outer Hebrides - in search of Owls!

So often, the best bet as a wildlife photographer, is to set up somewhere in the right habitat and wait for the wildlife to come to you,...

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Majestic Mara 2022

Once visited, the Masai Mara exerts a visceral magnetic pull; a force of nature that calls you back with irresistible certainty. My 60th...

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Kingfishers - through the keyhole

It doesn't seem to matter how many times you've had the privilege of spending the day watching Kingfishers going about their business,...

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A Kestrel at home and other visitors

Some 'older' readers of my blog posts will no doubt remember the book and film "Kes'", featuring the beautiful story of how a young boy...

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Autumnal labours of love at Harris Acres

With the frenetic activity of spring and the warm abundance of summer already a fading memory, Autumn has held it's fair share of...

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Fox family saga at Harris Acres

Regular readers of my Blog posts will have caught the occasional glimpse of Foxes captured (photographically), with both traditional and...

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Springtime Hobbies

by Andy Harris The lockdown 'end of times', a cold and dry April and a wet and wild May have made Spring 2021 barely recognisable,...

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Creatures of the Night

I'm writing this Blog on the day that Boris is about to tell us that the metaphorical prison gates are to be opened wide enough to let us...

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Lockdown 3.0 - view from the Study window

How's your Lockdown 3.0 going? are you a) climbing the walls, b) pacing the house like a captive Bear? ... or are you, c) conducting your...

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Comet trails, Covid tales and wildlife oblivious to human travails.

Ok ... so it's not a Lion striding purposefully across the Mara plains, but I was no less bewitched and delighted to be able to hold the

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