RF2JHFPM7–2022 was an exceptional year for the numbers of rabbits on North Uist, good news for the raptors that hunt the island.
RF2JHFPM2–2022 was an exceptional year for the numbers of rabbits on North Uist, good news for the raptors that hunt the island.
RF2M04PNP–in breeding season curlew will remain local to eggs or young, if they are exhibiting this behaviour you must ensure you depart quickly and safely.
RF2JHFPME–2022 was an exceptional year for the numbers of rabbits on North Uist, good news for the raptors that hunt the island.
RF2JHFPPE–2022 was an exceptional year for the numbers of rabbits on North Uist, good news for the raptors that hunt the island.
RF2M04MT5–curlew landing near my car was indicative there were young nearby, be aware of behaviours and respect the birds.
RF2JHFPM9–2022 was an exceptional year for the numbers of rabbits on North Uist, good news for the raptors that hunt the island.
RF2M04PNM–in breeding season curlew will remain local to eggs or young, if they are exhibiting this behaviour you must ensure you depart quickly and safely.
RF2JHFPM1–2022 was an exceptional year for the numbers of rabbits on North Uist, good news for the raptors that hunt the island.
RF2JHFPMK–2022 was an exceptional year for the numbers of rabbits on North Uist, good news for the raptors that hunt the island.
RF2JHFPKB–2022 was an exceptional year for the numbers of rabbits on North Uist, good news for the raptors that hunt the island.
RF2JHFPP7–2022 was an exceptional year for the numbers of rabbits on North Uist, good news for the raptors that hunt the island.
RF2JHFPKN–2022 was an exceptional year for the numbers of rabbits on North Uist, good news for the raptors that hunt the island.
RF2KWJ44D–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ3DM–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ4AG–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ0P9–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ0E3–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ1A2–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ26W–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ21W–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ2X1–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ3R9–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ1FJ–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ288–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ3FT–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ40J–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ1CC–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ159–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ0AD–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ3KN–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ0G1–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ2M7–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ2G3–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ2R8–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ10G–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ33N–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ1MJ–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ38C–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2KWJ0WK–Red grouse on upland moorland in North Wales which are managed for the birds. This individual was calling and feeding.
RF2K514AJ–Greenshank sitting on gorse whilst keeping a watch over its chick which was with its other parent .
RF2K48EB7–In Autumn near Warrington the cormorants have found a communal roost from which they fly off each morning.
RF2K454RN–Red grouse on upland moors in North Wales, the male with a red comb above its eye, females lack the comb !
RF2K454R7–Red grouse on upland moors in North Wales, the male with a red comb above its eye, females lack the comb !
RF2K48EB5–In Autumn near Warrington the cormorants have found a communal roost from which they fly off each morning.
RF2K455X6–Kingfisher, diving for aquatic prey from a perch.
RF2K454R4–Red grouse on upland moors in North Wales, the male with a red comb above its eye, females lack the comb !
RF2K48EB8–In Autumn near Warrington the cormorants have found a communal roost from which they fly off each morning.
RF2K454RA–Red grouse on upland moors in North Wales, the male with a red comb above its eye, females lack the comb !
RF2K454RE–Red grouse on upland moors in North Wales, the male with a red comb above its eye, females lack the comb !
RF2K45551–Red grouse on upland moors in North Wales, the male with a red comb above its eye, females lack the comb !
RF2K1YP1W–In Autumn Coots will feed more collectively, although any resident birds may be open to an aggressive outburst.
RF2JJ1BK3–Raven's live in family groups, this is the last of a small party observed before flying off to join the others .
RF2K1YP1Y–In Autumn Coots will feed more collectively, although any resident birds may be open to an aggressive outburst.
RF2K1YP21–In Autumn Coots will feed more collectively, although any resident birds may be open to an aggressive outburst.
RF2JJ1BK0–Raven's live in family groups, this is the last of a small party observed before flying off to join the others .
RF2K1YP25–In Autumn Coots will feed more collectively, although any resident birds may be open to an aggressive outburst.
RF2K0KJC1–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KFRM–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KH3F–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KFKD–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KJRN–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KJPR–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KFT5–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KFJM–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KH20–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KJKF–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KJR8–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KJT1–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KG6N–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KH2Y–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KGMY–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KJFH–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KFRX–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KH1F–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2K0KFTD–The local lake used to be patrolled by the resident adult pair, but is now vacant, with one of the early juveniles now proclaiming supremacy,
RF2JJ1BKH–Razorbill landing on its cliff where it will nest, only one egg is laid so if it is lost so is breeding for the year.
RF2JJ1BKK–Razorbill landing on its cliff where it will nest, only one egg is laid so if it is lost so is breeding for the year.
RF2JP4D22–Migrant Hawker on the wing in August 2022 over open water of a reedbed.
RF2JP4D2F–Migrant Hawker on the wing in August 2022 over open water of a reedbed.
RF2JP4D2A–Migrant Hawker on the wing in August 2022 over open water of a reedbed.
RF2JP4D28–Migrant Hawker on the wing in August 2022 over open water of a reedbed.
RF2JP4D24–Migrant Hawker on the wing in August 2022 over open water of a reedbed.
RF2JP4D2N–Migrant Hawker on the wing in August 2022 over open water of a reedbed.
RF2JM2YRW–Young kingfishers are quickly pushed from their parents territory and have to feed and fend for themselves, mortality is very high.
RF2JM2YRK–Young kingfishers are quickly pushed from their parents territory and have to feed and fend for themselves, mortality is very high.
RF2JM36WE–Young kingfishers are quickly pushed from their parents territory and have to feed and fend for themselves, mortality is very high.
RF2JM36WX–Young kingfishers are quickly pushed from their parents territory and have to feed and fend for themselves, mortality is very high.
RF2JM2YMY–Young kingfishers are quickly pushed from their parents territory and have to feed and fend for themselves, mortality is very high.
RF2JM2YT3–Young kingfishers are quickly pushed from their parents territory and have to feed and fend for themselves, mortality is very high.
RF2JM2YMT–Young kingfishers are quickly pushed from their parents territory and have to feed and fend for themselves, mortality is very high.
RF2JM36WJ–Young kingfishers are quickly pushed from their parents territory and have to feed and fend for themselves, mortality is very high.
RF2JM36WC–Young kingfishers are quickly pushed from their parents territory and have to feed and fend for themselves, mortality is very high.
RF2JM36WM–Young kingfishers are quickly pushed from their parents territory and have to feed and fend for themselves, mortality is very high.
RF2JM2YRD–Young kingfishers are quickly pushed from their parents territory and have to feed and fend for themselves, mortality is very high.
RF2JKKCRD–Kingfisher enjoy fishing from a perch, but often fly to another with a catch !
RF2JKKCFF–Kingfisher enjoy fishing from a perch, but often fly to another with a catch !
RF2JKKCR8–Kingfisher enjoy fishing from a perch, but often fly to another with a catch !
RF2JKKCFT–Kingfisher enjoy fishing from a perch, but often fly to another with a catch !
RF2JKKCFA–Kingfisher enjoy fishing from a perch, but often fly to another with a catch !
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