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Yesterday Richard Peters and I took a trip down to visit the Great Bustard Project in Wiltshire, armed with cameras and big lenses. We had been warned that our chances of seeing any Bustards this time round were limited and therefore we didn’t have high expectations. However this didn’t dampen our enthusiasm in the slightest, as wildlife photography is more often than not dictated by chance and dependence on some expert knowledge. [click to continue…]
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The more observant of you may have spotted that I have a thing for reintroduction programmes. Well you are absolutely right, I have always been fascinated by Red Kites and after visiting the Great Bustard Group today, I have gained even more of an interest in this subject.
I am planning to explore this natural history topic in more depth next year along with my other endeavours in the world of nature photography around the South of England. If you know of any interesting sites or projects that are running around the country (maybe you run one yourself) – Please get in touch, I would love to hear more and visit you someday.
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