Posts By: goodenbergh

This evening i came back through the fields and heard a call that turned out to be a Redwing. Just a bit to far away for close shot.

Thank God it stopped raining, i walked down to the Hide this afternoon and came across a Young Roe Deer feeding on the other side of a fence on the track down past the stables. She spotted me just after i got some images.

Out on the Scooter today checking the Barn Owl nest box, then to the Little Owl site. Had to stop for this picture of Ingleborough.

Well it started at 5 this morning and when Karl turned up we headed down to the Hide. Around 6.30 Karl spotted a Buzzard flying low towards the hide area. We kept still and quiet and gradually the Buzzard made its way forward low and flew up and laded opposite but was just out of… Read more »

After getting the new camera for the season i tried my hand at some filter work on the Greta River in Burton-In-Longsdale then a go on the Falls at Ingleton. I am happy with the first attempts.

The Day Gets Better. Just came across the Smallest Bird the UK. My best pictures of a Goldcrest for quality.

Right Place Right Time   Long Tailed Tit.   As me and Ruth walked round this morning we came across a Long Tailed Tit so i ran back for my camera thinking that it would have gone elsewhere but to my surprise it was in a nice reddish shrub collecting feathers for its nest. A… Read more »

Great to see 2 little Bank Voles running backwards and forwards getting the food that the birds spill.

Any chance of some Meal Worm Ron

Thanks for the seed Ron we have missed it.

Its very annoying when you get 10 days of good weather to get out walking and doing lots of photography, for the Blog but from Thursday afternoon the weather has been really bad with heavy rain and high winds so for now i will post a few Owl photos for you to look at. They… Read more »

HELP TO SUPPORT THE WILDLIFE HIDE. The Hide is really busy at the moment so come down and see all the wonderful birds, March April and May are the best 3 months to visit. I don’t like to ask again but if you visit the Hide could you please take some bird food with you… Read more »

Green Status RSPB The long-tailed tit is easily recognisable with its distinctive colouring, a tail that is bigger than its body, and undulating flight. Gregarious and noisy residents, long-tailed tits are most usually noticed in small, excitable flocks of about 20 birds. Like most tits, they rove the woods and hedgerows, but are also seen… Read more »

As you get to the bottom gate next to the small little stream, there is an area of reeds to your left. When your next down just spend a little time looking into the reeds. I spotted a Female Reed Bunting flitting amongst the reeds,

As i was walking down to the Hide this afternoon 2 Common Buzzards flew over but sadly they were very high but i managed to get this shot.

What a start to the year the Siskins never turn up this early and so many. There all over the site male and female feeding on Niger and Sunflower Hearts.