December 26, 2022

April 17, 2020

March 23, 2020

I try and get up to the Forest of Dean a few times in the spring as it seems like the best time to spot some wild boar families. There are signs of them all over the forest, but they are actually pretty hard to track down because they like to roam around. They are also quite timid and will usually run off if they see people. On this occasion I was lucky enough to find a big family of Boar digging for breakfast.

July 9, 2019

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Some more critter-cam footage. I pointed it near a hole in the ground to see if it was a Badger set and managed to get quite a lot of footage. Deer, Fox, Badger and Mouse in the same area within a few days. It's a shame only my 8gb card works in the camera or I would have probably got a lot more. #deer #fallowdeer #fox #redfox #vulpesvulpes #mouse #badger #woodland #woods #forest #forestcreatures #rspb_love_nature #springwatch #ukwildlife #nature #naturephotography #lovenature #wildlife #wildlifephotography #lovewildlife #wildlifephoto #naturegram #animalgram #thebritishwildlife #uk_wildlife_images #ukwildlifeimages #wildlife_in_britain #welshwildlife

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June 30, 2019

May 28, 2015

I haven’t updated the blog in a while so here are a few photos I took in the garden.

More photos can be found on my flickr page https://www.flickr.com/photos/welshside

March 21, 2015

I found this Tortoiseshell Butterfly struggling in a puddle so I helped it out, then it let me take some photos before flying off.

January 3, 2015

December 7, 2014

This pigeon keeps coming to hang out in the garden.

December 6, 2014

I did a bit of exploring with my camera along the Caerleon cycle path and found a few interesting things to take photos of. There are better quality versions plus more on my flickr acount flickr.com/photos/welshside/