Nature Nuts photography

09/09/2026

It's always good to see clients enjoying what I provide.

03/09/2026

At our hide, as much as it is managed and serviced, we try to make it as "wild" looking as we can. Personally I don't like the superficial and obviously "staged" look but each to their own. This evening we had this PM kit visit, a stunning wee creature.

03/07/2026

Due to home life, work and gardening commitments, I've not been out much. However, I have managed a few outings nonetheless over this past week. The latter pics are from tonight at my hide, really pleased to see a wee female pine marten. She's been regular in daylight according to the cameras but tonight was the first opportunity to see her. The kits are about, very wary tho and I hope to get to know them soon.

01/06/2026

A few images from the weekend. Most were from my time with my client Frank, a few others from a wee wander near home.

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18/05/2026

A few memories

15/05/2026

27/04/2026

A very intimate evening with the beavers yet again. They showed great interest in me and I felt they were not intimidated by my being there. It was almost like 14-15 years ago when I first started watching them. Anyway, a few BoP pics, primarily marsh harriers, a buzzard with a rather ticked off corvid thinking he's an exocet missile, some swans etc. But yes, the beavers were the winners tonight.

20/04/2026

A wee rip round local sites this evening to see what was moving about. The Marsh harriers I've been watching were very active and typically, I literally just missed a food pass by seconds, tho I did see it. Lots of black grouse spotted which was lovely to see.

13/04/2026

Apologies for the poor images as I was a good bit away, hence the heavy crops. Marsh harrier seeing off a buzzard and an osprey bringing nesting materials to the nest.

11/04/2026

So, I've had to take down a large larch in my garden due to safety issues. Absolutely gutted in all honesty but it was leaning too much into my neighbours garden and over their house. The "shed" on larch can be brutal and I'm very wary when it's windy. However, the larch lives on in the new guise of a dead hedge, hedgehog house and multiple compostable materials for the mini beasties. It's almost completed and I'm looking forward to chilling out watching the spuggies, robins, dunnock etc making use of it. I'm planning on putting up a bee hotel on the south facing side of the hedge as well.
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