I am a third-year student studying Mathematics at the University of Surrey and have always had an interest in wildlife photography. A few years ago I raised £500 for the RSPB by selling greetings cards with my photos on and won the Thomson Habitats Photography Competition.
Saturday, 10 January 2009
Waxwing in Stevenage
One of many Waxwings in snow-covered trees in Stevenage. It was so cold that, after a while, I was unable to press the button on my camera to take the photo!
Saturday, 15 November 2008
Saturday, 18 October 2008
Snettisham
Pink-Footed Geese at sunrise
One of my favourite photos taken and a very successful card photo.
Knots
Oystercatchers (foreground)
Knots (background)
One of my favourite photos taken and a very successful card photo.
Knots
Oystercatchers (foreground)
Knots (background)
Sunday, 12 October 2008
The Lodge
The Lodge, Sandy is probably my most visited RSBP reserve. These photos are two of my first taken with my current camera. Both were taken on the feeders at the entrance to the reserve at a reasonable distance. The first is a Coal Tit and the second is a Nuthatch - both common birds on the reserve, but still a joy to see.
Sunday, 1 June 2008
Baby Blue Tit fledging
Poor quality again, but another special moment. We (my family) were lucky enough to witness the fledging of many baby blue tits from our nest box early on 1st June. It's a shame we haven't been as successful this year (2011) with our new camera nest box.
Sunday, 17 June 2007
Water Vole at Minsmere
This is my only really good photograph taken with my old camera. It was taken from the boardwalk over the pond at Minsmere and is still one of my best close encounters with wildlife. I barely needed to use my 4x digital zoom (I now use 18x optical zoom!) to get a good photo of this well loved, elusive creature.
Thursday, 19 April 2007
Bullfinches in my garden
Not a great quality photo as it was taken with my old small digital camera but this is one of my first wildlife photographs. It was taken in my garden of a male and female bullfinch that eventually fed young. Both the male and female (there's a good chance that they are the same birds) have recently returned to our garden (in early May 2011) and appear to be taking seeds back to their nest.
Saturday, 14 April 2007
Sunday, 8 April 2007
Friday, 6 April 2007
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