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A nature photographer since May 2023 I am always looking for new ways to share my work.
All posted images are my own. A wider range can be found on my website www.digital-nature.uk
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@adrians-digital-nature
Welcome !
A nature photographer since May 2023 I am always looking for new ways to share my work.
All posted images are my own. A wider range can be found on my website www.digital-nature.uk
Comments and questions are always welcome.
- Adrian -
These ducklings certainly know who is boss.
A female mandarin duck enjoying the early morning sun.
My first small copper butterfly.
A kingfisher ready to pounce.
My favourite bird in the world.
Although I regularly see foxes going about their business during pre-dawn drives to various locations, this is the first time in my 3 years of nature photography that I have seen one from inside a hide, camera ready!
My first peacock butterfly.
They grow up so fast! A cygnet out looking for brunch with the parents.
I was so excited at seeing two kingfishers together for the first time that I did not even mind being unable to get both in focus at the same time.
A meadow brown butterfly.
My first otter sighting in a few months.
This blackbird needs a few lessons in how to hide.
A blue tit on natural feeder.
A very busy bee.
An early morning song thrush.
Having had the privilege of watching grey herons for a couple of years now I have slowly come to realise what stone cold predators they are. Fish, frogs, rodents, none are safe when these guys are hungry.