Adam Ó Hare's natural history blog, with the occasional look at his wildlife films
On Tuesday I got up somewhat early, to arrive in Leicestershire for sunrise, where I met up with my friend James Burman. We planned to have a full day to locate, observe and film (or photograph in James's case) his local Kingfishers, which frequent a river in the middle of a fairly busy town. This… Continue reading Common Kingfisher on an Urban River
Despite Snowmageddon, the Beast from the East and Storm Emma, some animals will still be going about their business as usual, if you can believe it! The videos below are of what you may see if you venture out, if not, then you got to enjoy these species in detail in the comfort of your home, and maybe would… Continue reading Wildlife in March
As I mentioned in my last blog post - a few years ago I made a series of short videos which were featured on the Reader’s Digest Magazine website, entitled Wildlife Monthly. Each video is around a minute or more, detailing flora and fauna (mainly fauna) for you to look out for; below I have… Continue reading Wildlife in June
"The Annual Rutland Romp!" ?? I'm referring to the British Birdwatching Fair, the Birdfair of course! 🙂 Last week was my 5th time at the fair (I've been going every year since 2010). It's on for 3 days over a weekend in mid August, and has been on every year for more than 25 years! I… Continue reading The Annual Rutland Romp!
