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-- birds and bird photography sample menu: home page included styles 2 columns 3 columns -- blog shropshire birding sites lectures portfolio gallery best monthly image archive bird photography shropshire odonata photography the gull roost twitches links -- contact me latest images: 11th sept 2016 : -- upton warren - bairds sandpiper » 1st sept 2016 : -- venus pool - black-tailed godwits x 6 » -- home page this is an empty page that uses the included 2-column layout. to use this layout, make sure that id="contentwide" is used for the main content div and that no #extras div (which is the right-hand sidebar in the 3-column layout) is used in the code. -- birding and bird photography from jim almond welcome to the home page for my world of birds, birding and bird photography. the culmination of a lifelong passion for nature and photography, birding has enabled me to combine the two hobbies to good effect! whether it's record shots only or images suitable for publication, my motto 'never birding without my camera' usually holds true! every now and then, opportunities arise to capture unforgettable moments. this osprey seen on 9th april 2009 snatching a roach out of venus pool for supper keeps reminding me why i do this!! -- what's it all about? i spend much of my free time birding and try to capture 'moments' that were memorable for me and of course, good birds! shropshire is my 'base' and i always try put together a respectable county list each year. the places i visit and recommend for birding locally can be found in the shropshire birding sites section. in addition, i travel all around the country each year in search of yet more good birds!! my travels are often linked to speaking and i have an ever increasing range of talks suitable for birding, natural history, photographic and general audiences. more details can be found in the lectures page. my adventures and birding reports, together with images are constantly being uploaded to the blog . this maintains a record of my birding adventures since 2007 and has now attracted over 294,000 vists. there is a wealth of information and imagery here if you have some time to spare! the blog and shropshire birding sites will hopefully prove useful resources to locals and visitors, experienced birders and newcomers alike...... twitches. -- a selection of images suitable for reproduction or publication can be found in the gallery this is constantly being updated and still has a long way to go before the 300+ species are represented. i've placed some of my personal favourite images in the portfolio section and this will be updated from time to time. photography page details my approach to photography. images are used to portray a section on birds in focus a collection of portraits and further information, identification tips on a range of subjects including raptors and gulls. -- developments..... i'm working hard on these, the species gallery is developing nicely with 228 of the 300+ species currently available, uploaded! pages detailing my approach to photography and accounts of my favourite species will happen 'one day' - i just need the time. i might even feature some of my most memorable twitches and days out in a dedicated web page! do check back to see what's happening, even if you're only using the site at the moment as a springboard to the blog...... more images inside and on the blog..... no doubt whatsoever in selecting my personal bird of the month for july 2013. the rudyard reservoir caspian tern. two visits provided plenty of images and the second one culminated in thunderstorm images! two links for the price of one!. june 2013 was a quiet month, mostly spent birding on the local scene. plenty of feeding activity going on as this close up of pied flycatcher will testify. yet another common tern was perhaps the most obliging i've encountered at venus pool. a week in scotland at the end of may 2013 produced some memorable images, including this ptarmigan running across a snow patch on cairngorm. a uk lifer was nailed at the ythan estuary, where the long staying king eider was photographed at the second attenpt! april 2013 included what will almost certainly be shropshires bird of the year - a stunning european bee-eater present near condover for two days. this stunning summer plumaged spotted redshank was present for a few days on a flooded field next to the approach road at whixall moss perhaps my birding highlight of march 2013 was a trip to norfolk which included 'fencing' black-tailed godwits at titchwell. on the way back a whole day was spent at thetford with otters and of course the long staying black-bellied dipper! february 2013 was mainly about gulls on the local tips and nearby 'wash and brush up' pools. from so many contenders, here's a 2nd winter glaucous gull at horsehay pool plus one of several caspian gulls! this 4th winter caspian gull was loafing on the water, also at horsehay pool. the 21st january 2013 saw polemere nr produce the goods for me during the snowy freeze! first of all, the county lifer green-winged teal showed like never before. then a couple of white-fronted greese dropped in - another county tick! december 2012 produced a life for me in the form of a showy buff-bellied pipit at queen mother reservoir. the cold weather at venus pool meant there was plenty of carrion for a local common buzzard who kept raiding the freezer! november 2012 for me was dominated by two species! a local black redstart , the second in a week followed by the start of the waxwing invasion. i had to settle for welsh birds initially and the ruthin / wrexham waxwings were the first of many sessions photographing these showy birds. . mediterranean gulls are one of my favourite birds and an october 2012 visit to south wales, included a brief session on the mumbles! great opportunity for flight photography as these first winter and adult med gulls show. august 2012 was quiet as ever and venus pool was my only port of call whilst recovering from a back injury. a welcome juvenile garganey plus the local suspects which included two breeding pairs of little grebes saved the shutter from siezing up! -- the highlights of july 2012 were two fantastic lifers! the new brighton little swift which was coupled with the very colourful european roller at aldbrough earlier in the month . -- the highlights of june 2012 were two fantastic lifers! the new brighton little swift which was coupled with the very colourful european roller at aldbrough earlier in the month . most of may 2012 was dominated by a fantastic trip to new england! impossible to pick the 'best' birds but how about 'little', in the form of this least sandpiper in contrast to the 'larger' little blue heron one of several species photographed during the trip. a descriptive talk is already being produced!! two shropshire lifers in the space of 24 hours proved to be the undoubted highlight of november 2011, firstly an adult red-throated diver at chelmarsh reservoir, then 15 miles away, an amazing desert wheatear at the summit of titterstone clee. the highlight of october 2011 was crammed into one afternoon with a lifer squacco heron in notts and county tick steppe grey shrike at wall farm. september 2011 saw the covenham american black tern getting really close and a hobby at chelmarsh gave great entertainment eating hawker dragonflies! august 2011 was quiet as ever but venus pool provided a spotted redshank for the county list plus a green woodpecker calling out to be photographed! i spent a lots of time chasing insects during july 2011, this chalkhill blue and silver spotted skipper were lifers amongst many other good finds!.... sunny june 2011 provided one of two red-footed falcons on one of the wettest days birding i can remember. then the hartlepool white throated robin was a 'just in time' mega!.... may 2011 saw star local birds with a group of dotterel on the longmynd and amongst the highlights of a trip to scotland, a pair of black-throated diver

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