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22/10/2026

A wee bit chilly on the top of Cairngorm this morning.

18/10/2026

Going to be a busy couple of weeks.
Black grouse out in the frost and stunning early light this morning, camera set back from the Lek and a bit frozen over, 10 males fighting this morning in the stunning light and frozen ground.
Wish the hides were done already. 🤣

16/10/2026

Lots of work to be done but its going to be a cracking spot, I am using a live feed camera set back from the Lek to see the position of the Black Grouse and early morning ligh before I build the hides, i will monitor the camera every morning, before the hides are built.
Going to be a great project over the next few weeks, starting tomorrow.
Bring on the frost mornings and snow.😀

12/10/2026

Back to the day job, up early and away out on the hills, 3 degrees but beautiful as the sun came up, counted 12 black grouse which is brilliant for this time of year and watched a Sparrowhawk hunting at first light.

David Halliburton is starting to get through somewhere around 6000 images taken on my British Columbia wildlife photogra...
11/10/2026

David Halliburton is starting to get through somewhere around 6000 images taken on my British Columbia wildlife photography tour, had a blast with David, Shona and Wayne.
A couple he sent me today, cracking stuff David, keep them coming.

Back to the usual stuff at the osprey pond, hides coming down and stored for the winter, I intend to move thing around a...
11/10/2026

Back to the usual stuff at the osprey pond, hides coming down and stored for the winter, I intend to move thing around a little for next season, see if we can get some new images.
I remember my days at Rothie with fixed hides and I saw the same image again and again, nice as they were, it was always the same, so I intend to move things around again.😀

A image just sent to me by David Halliburton, cracking stuff David, I forgot all about it, a rare bird and image indeed,...
08/10/2026

A image just sent to me by David Halliburton, cracking stuff David, I forgot all about it, a rare bird and image indeed, I blame the coastal Wolf for me forgetting everything else. 😀

A Red-Footed B***y. They are extremely rare off Vancouver Island, with only two confirmed records in British Columbia's history.
• First Record (September 2018): An adult dark-morph red-footed b***y was spotted on a commercial fishing vessel off Haida Gwaii and traveling near Cape Scott on Vancouver Island.
• Second Record (September–October 2026): A second-cycle dark-morph red-footed b***y was found at Race Rocks Ecological Reserve near Victoria, B.C., drawing local birders and remaining in the area through early October.

Red-footed bo***es are tropical and subtropical seabirds that normally live far to the south in warm oceans like the Galapagos or the Carribbean.

Sign says it all.🤣
08/10/2026

Sign says it all.🤣

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