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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads. Wednesday, 31 December 2014. Project: Making a Home For Nature. First, here is the bat box I built out of recycled materials from the Bristol Wood Recycling project( www.bwrp.org.uk. Under the recommendation the opening has been made 2cm wide and I made sure I did not use treated wood. I like the pine bark front that only cost me a couple of quid. Bargain! Wwwshopping.rspb.org.uk/birds-wildlife/wildlife/insects/wildlife-attractor-seed-packets. A view fr...

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads: December 2014

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads. Wednesday, 31 December 2014. Project: Making a Home For Nature. First, here is the bat box I built out of recycled materials from the Bristol Wood Recycling project( www.bwrp.org.uk. Under the recommendation the opening has been made 2cm wide and I made sure I did not use treated wood. I like the pine bark front that only cost me a couple of quid. Bargain! Wwwshopping.rspb.org.uk/birds-wildlife/wildlife/insects/wildlife-attractor-seed-packets. A view fr...

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads: Armathwaite and the river Eden- a little nostalgia

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads. Thursday, 28 June 2012. Armathwaite and the river Eden- a little nostalgia. You know, they say there is something primeval about staring into the very heart of a fires flames. That something deep within the recesses of our mind stirs, just slightly. The smoke, the heat, the smell of burning wood. The hypnotic quality of its dancing flames. Fire, I find, can be more than just fire. A little further down the track and I came across a large group of greyla...

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads: May 2012

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads. Friday, 25 May 2012. Silverdale, Lancashire- Secrets and Treasures. Usually I've found myself gravitating to Leighton Moss predominantly every time I visit, its hard not to, but recently I took a trip with my sister to investigate the area inside out as best we could in three days. We knew there were secrets to unlock and treasures to find. Here are a few.I will post fully part 2 shortly when I am able. A taster of other places.. Tuesday, 8 May 2012.

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads: December 2012

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads. Tuesday, 11 December 2012. Pied Wagtails.The Invisible Roost. The second question is pretty much always, what are they doing here? I was also asked once if there was anything people could do to help them? Along with other ideas its fascinating that behind the simplicity greater things are at work. I rather like the secret roost. So, I guess I'll leave you to find a pied wagtail roost. Winter is a great time for many roosts. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads: Project: Making a Home For Nature

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads. Wednesday, 31 December 2014. Project: Making a Home For Nature. First, here is the bat box I built out of recycled materials from the Bristol Wood Recycling project( www.bwrp.org.uk. Under the recommendation the opening has been made 2cm wide and I made sure I did not use treated wood. I like the pine bark front that only cost me a couple of quid. Bargain! Wwwshopping.rspb.org.uk/birds-wildlife/wildlife/insects/wildlife-attractor-seed-packets. A view fr...

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Expedition Ardnamurchan: May 2011

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Thursday, 5 May 2011. Watch this space for our Expedition Ardnamurchan documentary, coming in the next few weeks. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 30 Days of Wild - Day 10 - Patch. The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Beginnings. Project: Making a Home For Nature. We are a group of four 2nd year BA (hons) Wildlife and Media students, as part of our degree we have to plan and go on an expedition. expeditionardnamurchan@hotmail.co.uk. To raise awareness of endangered species on our doorstep.

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Expedition Ardnamurchan: Fort William

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Thursday, 21 April 2011. Today the expedition members travelled back to civilisation, in the form of Fort William, to stock up on food for the coming weeks camping. We didn't collect any footage or stills today, but we did manage to stop off at the wildlife hide overlooking Loch Sunart, a number of Common Seal were present and a White-Tailed Eagle flew overhead. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 30 Days of Wild - Day 10 - Patch. The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Beginnings. Earlier today Cain and...

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Thursday, 28 April 2011. Up again from the Kilchoan ferry, joined by Ciara and Steve they began the long journey up Ben Hiant, Ardnamurchan's highest summit, in the hope of seeing a Golden Eagle. Although the expedition members didn't get a glimpse of an eagle they were rewarded with stunning views of the Ardnamurchan peninsula, Isle of Mull and the Inner Hebrides. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 30 Days of Wild - Day 10 - Patch. The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Beginnings. To experience profe...

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Wednesday, 27 April 2011. Here is a post to update you now we have now regained internet access. Day 8- We arrived at the camp site mid morning and pitched up to the sounds of sedge warblers scratching away from the bushes and a cuckoo calling somewhere from the rocky hillside behind us. The campsite is right next to the beach so every morning we wake to the sound of the tide. After pitching up we went for a walk to check the ferry time tables. Manx shearwater taken from the side of the boat. Ciara and R...

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Friday, 22 April 2011. Last day at the cottage. We paid a last visit to the Natural History Centre in the morning to check on the pine marten live den footage and heronry live camera. The highland cows had retired to their island for the entire day today content their mischievous deeds against Cain's hide could wait for another day. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 30 Days of Wild - Day 10 - Patch. The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Beginnings. Project: Making a Home For Nature. Earlier today Cai...

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Friday, 29 April 2011. Earlier today Cain and Steve headed back over to the Sanna Bay area in order to gain some more footage of the stunning white beaches, with the Inner Hebrides as a back drop. They were also pleased to have good views of two Cuckoos chasing each other in flight on the way back to Portuarik. 10 May 2011 at 23:40. Great pic of you all - we are visiting the Ardnamurchan peninsula soon and are enjoying reading your blog and looking at your pics. Looking forward to the documentary. To dis...

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Expedition Ardnamurchan: Watch this space

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Thursday, 5 May 2011. Watch this space for our Expedition Ardnamurchan documentary, coming in the next few weeks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 30 Days of Wild - Day 10 - Patch. The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Beginnings. Project: Making a Home For Nature. We are a group of four 2nd year BA (hons) Wildlife and Media students, as part of our degree we have to plan and go on an expedition. expeditionardnamurchan@hotmail.co.uk. To raise awareness of endangered species on our doorstep.

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Expedition Ardnamurchan: April 2011

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Friday, 29 April 2011. Earlier today Cain and Steve headed back over to the Sanna Bay area in order to gain some more footage of the stunning white beaches, with the Inner Hebrides as a back drop. They were also pleased to have good views of two Cuckoos chasing each other in flight on the way back to Portuarik. Thursday, 28 April 2011. While Cain, Ciara and Steve ventured up Ben Hiant, Rachael decided to stay back and wander around closer to the campsite. This walk didn't last long as she met a woman...

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Deal With Nature: February 2012

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