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Wilden Marsh Heronry on 16th April 2018
For weeks now I’ve struggled to come up with a definite number of breeding heron pairs’ nests at the heronry. I’ve looked at the heronry from all possible directions along the eastern bank of the River Stour, and from high … Continue reading
Filming Herons on Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve
The heron chicks are growing fast. The heronry is greening up very quickly, too, and soon I won’t be able to see them at all apart from high up on Hoo Wood ridge. I’m filming the herons from a distance … Continue reading
The Main Reason for Wilden Marsh Heronry in one Short Video
Shame I forgot to switch the sound on!
Hooray! The Sun is Shining and I can See The Grass Growing
A brilliantly sunny dawn broke with my cup of tea this morning; after the dismal weather we’ve had lately, it’s a very welcome change. There was no need to search the north marsh for cattle, because they were waiting in … Continue reading
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April 5, 2018
Tagged Conservation Cattle, nature, Nature Conservation, Nature Photography., Northern River Pasture, Photography, River Stour, Shetland Cattle, Stourport on Severn, Urban Green Spaces, Wayne and Waynetta, Wilden Marsh, Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve, wildlife photography, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust, Wyre Forest District Council Rangers, Wyre Forest Grazing Animals Project
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North Pond This Evening
I shot this image earlier, an hour before sunset, whilst checking the cattle. The sky looked heavy, like a deluge might descend on the marsh at any moment, but it didn’t happen. The heronry was unusually quiet. Shining a torch … Continue reading
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April 4, 2018
Tagged Belted Galloway Cattle, Conservation Cattle, nature, Nature Conservation, Nature Photography., Photography, Shetland Cattle, Stourport on Severn, TOADS, Wilden Marsh, Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve, wildlife photography, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust, Wyre Forest District Council Rangers, Wyre Forest Grazing Animals Project
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