Over the last few weeks, at a single small pond in Canterbury, I've seen several of these: ...some of these: ...one of these: ...

I don't make a habit of going out with the camera at 4:30 in the morning and I especially don't make a habit of pointing a telescop...

The commonest species of wagtail in the UK is the black-and-white Pied Wagtail , which (according to some sources) is actually a sub-spe...

  On 23 November 2011 a first-year female Pied/White Wagtail was caught and ringed at Wicken Fen , Cambridgeshire. 173 days later it sho...

I generally try to avoid going back and tinkering with old photos because - as with any creative endeavour, whether it's writing a s...

Sometimes, despite your best efforts, what you hoped would be a good photo comes out looking a little dull. In my case it's usually beca...

Those of you who visit my Flickr page may have already seen this, but a lot of work went into it, so I make no apologies for airing it agai...