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Seathwaite Tarn

Seathwaite Tarn

Seathwaite Tarn (in the Duddon Valley) was enlarged in 1904 to become a dam to provide water for the valley. The village of Seathwaite is the wettest inhabited...
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Seathwaite Tarn (in the Duddon Valley) was enlarged in 1904 to become a dam to provide water for the valley. The village of Seathwaite is the wettest inhabited place in England.
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NIKON D5500

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Aperture f/20 ISO 125 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 400/10

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Oct, 2017

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This year I am trying to keep a record of all the wildlife I see in the village conservation area. I spotted this sitting underneath some nettles and

Bluebell Lady

Spotted in our local nature reserve.

I went to a nearby heathland in the hope of photographing a Dartford Warbler. Unfortunately that was not to be but I did catch this super male Stonec

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Due to the wet and windy weather I decided to have a play around with a daisy indoors. I used a shower puff for a background and a Manfrotto Lumimuse

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A visit to Havergate Island did not disappoint when after an hour or so of watching hares appeared from

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A Gelada Baboon with mother and daughter.

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The Swallowtail is one of the rarest of the British butterflies. It is mainly confined to the Norfolk Broads where it feeds almost exclusively on mil

I managed to shoot this image by laying in a ditch (with a few thistles). By doing so I was able to eliminate much of the foreground and use the sky

June - July is the time of year to see Puffins coming into land with their catch of sand eels for their young. Several thousand were on Skomer Island

Fallow Deer

Taken from a very low position showing the environment that it is situated in.

Taken with Nikon 5500 and Nikon 300mm lens in Suffolk. There are usually a pair of Grey Wagtails that nest by the mill along side the river in the vi

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Taken on a day out with my Grandaughter to a local farm.

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