WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHS

[sammi]

Thanks for posting your photos Sammi.
Good quality photos, what camera do you use?

Thanks spooky, they were taken with our canon 1000D. Its been a great little camera, much easier to use than my old nikon.. although im always not 100% sure the pic quality is as good ?

 

[markos72]

 

[Ghost]

 

[Sandra]

Wow Spooky, that is awesome, can i ask where was that taken please? x

 

[Ghost]

Welcome to Wales Sandra x
oystercatchers at sunset

 

[Sandra]

Welcome to Wales Sandra x
oystercatchers at sunset

is this near cardiff Spooky? x

 

[sidibear]

 

[Sandra]

 

[Ghost]

Sidibear Sandra

 

[Sandra]

Sidibear Sandra

thanks Spooky. I caught a red Admiral butterfly in my garden yesterday, i will upload tomorrow as im on my iphone tonight. x

 

[Sandra]

 

[Ghost]

Good photo Sandra :icon_thumright:
I was lucky to see some dolphins the other day, but they was feeding and not jumping, that have made for a better photo.

 

[Sandra]

Excellent pics Spooky, you will need to go back and wait till they jump and take more pics. Seriously though, they are awesome, thanks for sharing, x

 

[Ghost]

Taking on phone

 

[Sandra]

Thats an excellent picture Spooky. Thanks for sharing x

 

[Mr_Freeze]

iPhone pic.
We had a cool looking visitor to the pool screen today!

Say hello to Mr Praying Mantis.

 

[Grahamb]

I have so many not to sure what i would call my best one's. Here is a few to go

 

[Ghost]

Thanks for sharing Mr Freeze, id love to see one of them!

Hi Grahamb
I like the photo of the Tern, so many overlook this bird.
Please.. What birds are in the first photo, and where did you take it?

Thanks for sharing, hope we will see more of your photos.

 

[Phil-1]

This was taken in my garden last year. I haven't seen him since


Gray Squirrel by phil.seagust, on Flickr

Phil

 

[Ghost]

Thank you for sharing with us Phil.
I had a quick look with the link to Flickr, you have some stunning photos in there, very nice work. :icon_thumright:

 

[Phil-1]

Thank you for sharing with us Phil.
I had a quick look with the link to Flickr, you have some stunning photos in there, very nice work. :icon_thumright:

Thanks it's another of my passions.

 

[Avnt]

A blink and miss it moment

 

[Avnt]

 

[Avnt]

 

[Avnt]

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Just a few from a trip to Yorkshire Wildlife

 

[BigWillyStyle]

 

[Phil-1]

Leopard by phil.seagust, on Flickr

Taken at Doncaster wildlife park

Phil

 

[Ghost]

Stunning photo Phil. I keep looking to spot any of the Leopard that’s out of focus… not found any!! :icon_thumright:

 

[Grahamb]

A couple more for this very interesting thread

 

[Phil-1]

I like the last one ;-)

 

[Ghost]

Agree with Phil, I like the Grebes in the mist too :icon_thumright:

 

[Laurie in Zim]

 

[Phil-1]

Like them all, but my favourite is the Zebra

 

[craigjones]

I love the pictures of the birds. I just placed my first bird feeder this past year. I am excited to see what types of birds come around this coming year now that I have had the feeder up for a whole season. I surprisingly have a variety of birds near my home that I have seen even though I live in a very populated area. I have seen Blue Jays, Cardinals, and even a woodpecker this year. I had some house finches that lived in a pine tree near my back door last year. That was really delightful to watch. I also had the honor of watching a nest of American Golfinche as they hatched their eggs. I got to see one of the baby birds up close as it learned to fly.

 

[Administrators]

Holiday pics

 

[Ghost]

Thanks for sharing… :icon_thumright:

Was that Eagle focused on his lunch?
I guess it’s weird, but I’d really like to watch some Dung beetles at work!

 

[Phil-1]

Taken last year at the Wildlife park Doncaster


Leopard by phil.seagust, on Flickr

Phil

 

[Ghost]

 

[Sandra]

 

[Avnt]

Not to impressed at her bath lol