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I got an email out of the blue recently from B&H. They’ve invited me to join their affiliate program and I’ve accepted! As you might already know, B&H is the #1 retailer of photographic equipment in the world. (more...)

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Calling All Sandhill Cranes! , originally uploaded by Hannibals Animals . Yesterday was a huge day for me at Goose Lake Prairie! Not only did I find these sandhills not too far from my lens, I also got to see them in action, throating their distinctive calls for all to hear for miles around! It was an amazing day! I saw so many cool things, that I don't have time to post about today, but as a tease, I got some FOY meadowlarks!, along with killdeer, geese & harrier. (more...)

The Eurasian Collared Dove was introduced into the Bahamas in the 1970s and spread from there to Florida by 1982. It has become invasive; the stronghold in North America is still the Gulf Coast, but it now found as far south as Veracruz, as far west as California, and as far north as British [. (more...)

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More pix of Killer Whales just published - this time as part of a photography feature in Scotland Outdoors magazine. (more...)

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Zebra in the mist, Serengti 2010 (more...)

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I’m always excited to come across Agamas  and lizards on our travels.  They are usually such colourful subjects to photograph, but even those that lack colour are still fascinating because of their beautiful scales, spines and armoury, which the camera captures so well!  We are lucky in Southern Africa to have such a huge variety of these little reptiles so my delight is bound to be ongoing as we come across more and more on our journeys  around the country. (more...)

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One of the things you notice when travelling in northern Australiaare the large numbers of birds of prey that occur there. Probably due to the warmer climate, wide open spaces and more animals generally, such as reptiles and small mammals. (more...)

J'adore regarder la roselière (more...)

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Loweswater Winter (more...)

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Petit Gravelot (Charadrius dubius) (more...)

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