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Birth of a grey seal pup

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For this post I will return to my trip to Donna Nook. Here I witnessed one of those great moments of wildlife watching. Grey seal pup being born. Be warned if your eating or squeemish, because I had the camera in hand! Its not too graphic and bloody but you have been warned!

Talking to the wardens this seal mum had been there for a number of days (they usually give birth a day or two after arriving).They were beginning to worry something was wrong.

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Donna nook grey seals

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Here is the creator of yesterdays trail. A grey seal.

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The White Cliffs of Dover

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A few weekends agao I went to Dover casle for a look round, and after headed to the White Cliffs. Walking along I was looking out for fulmars, with no luck. But I did photograph a bird I didnt get a good photo or view of on Skomer: a kittiwake

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Wildwood: white storks and wild birds

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The same weekend as the visit to Oare Marshes, I went to Wildwood. There was a fair bit of work going on in the enclosures and the light wasn't great but i did manage a few shots of the white storks, the 500mm lens allowing some nice close ups

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Tyland barn

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Last month I went to Tyland Barn in Kent and it was a day of firsts. Here I saw my first orchids of the year, an early purple orchid

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Wildwood

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A few photos from an April visit to wildwood. One of the white storks was feeling posey

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Richmond Park - Ring necked parakeets, goldfinch and fallow deer

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Continuing on from yesterday here are some more photos. First up a goldfinch

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Wildwood mammal course

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Nearly a month ago I took a mammal course at Wildwood Trust in Kent, which is where all the bones and skull photos come from. It had snowed that weekend, so as we walked around after the presentation I got some photos of the residents in the snow. The fallow deer seemed to be comfortable in the snow

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Bushy Park: deer

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He is my first post on my visit to Bushy Park. Ill start with the obvious residents, the deer. Much like Richmond Park the two species of deer present are fallow deer and red deer. About 10 minutes walking into Bushy park we noticed a herd of red deer which was being guarded by a stag.

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Wildwood trust - stoats, foxes and soay sheep

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Continuing my long catch up, here are the photos from the Wildwood. In the car park I came across a very round looking robin with its feathers all fluffed up in the cold

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