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Tag Archives: wildlife photography
Jill and her Calf Jess
This is Jill and her calf, Jess. Jess is almost as big as her mother now and she is still suckling, The image shows Jess moving her head just in time to miss a colossal kick from her mother. … Continue reading
Proposed Development of the Lagoon Field alongside Wilden Marsh
I’ve just read consultation documents and the local planning review relating to the proposed development of the former Lagoon Field (Settling Ponds) alongside Wilden Lane and Wilden Marsh. It’s proposed that the site be developed for either a) industrial or b) residential use, depleting existing resources … Continue reading
You Are My Sunshine…
Another very hot day on Wilden Marsh. You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you make me happy when skies are grey….
An Evening On Wilden Marsh, Doing Things (video)
When I plug in my earphones and play this video at the start of next year’s growing season, it will be like travelling back in time; it’s all about visual cues.
Grazing The Rhombus Field To Attract Snipe
The herd has been slow getting to grips with the very wet Rhombus Field over the past week. I wondered if strip grazing the west side and mid to south end with the aid of an electric fence might be the answer. … Continue reading
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May 22, 2017
Tagged Attracting Wading Birds, Belted Galloway Cattle, Cattle eating thistle, Conservation Cattle, Fox, Hoo Brook, Hoo Brook Pasture, Kidderminster, Log Pile Habitats, Marsh Water Levels, nature, Nature Conservation, Nature Photography., Northern River Pasture, Photography, River Stour, Shetland Cattle, Stourport on Severn, TB testing cattle, Thistle Eating Cattle, 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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Well Knock Me Down Why Don’t You Waynetta
When Waynetta wants to make a point, there is no stopping her.
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March 7, 2017
Tagged Belted Galloway Cattle, Cattle eating thistle, Conservation Cattle, Fox, Hoo Brook, Hoo Brook Pasture, Kidderminster, Log Pile Habitats, Marsh Water Levels, nature, Nature Conservation, Nature Photography., Northern River Pasture, Photography, River Stour, Shetland Cattle, Stourport on Severn, TB testing cattle, Thistle Eating Cattle, 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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A Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve And Site Of Special Scientic Interest Ground Condition Vlog For 01/03/2017
Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve on 1st April 2017; the meteorological first day of spring. To save and mark the day I consider as being the start of the annual growing season, and to help me draw comparisons with the same … Continue reading
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March 3, 2017
Tagged Belted Galloway Cattle, Cattle eating thistle, Conservation Cattle, Fox, Hoo Brook, Hoo Brook Pasture, Kidderminster, Log Pile Habitats, Marsh Water Levels, nature, Nature Conservation, Nature Photography., Northern River Pasture, Photography, River Stour, Shetland Cattle, Stourport on Severn, TB testing cattle, Thistle Eating Cattle, 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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