My wildlife shots

[Mr Kes]

This is my first post for wildlife shots I have taken. Great to be able to share these with you all. I will post one or two at a time otherwise it becomes a bit cluttered I reckon. Still working out sizing and I think its easier if I share the photos I put up on Flickr otherwise it is easy to lose track of what I have posted where, sorry to gab on about it, but these days there are many platforms to get lost in.

House Sparrow by Aaron Sheppard, on Flickr

[SnappyMac]

This is my first post for wildlife shots I have taken. Great to be able to share these with you all. I will post one or two at a time otherwise it becomes a bit cluttered I reckon. Still working out sizing and I think its easier if I share the photos I put up on Flickr otherwise it is easy to lose track of what I have posted where, sorry to gab on about it, but these days there are many platforms to get lost in.

Lovely photo Mr Kes, nice clean background.

[PimperneBloke]

Nice start Mr Kes, may there be many more

[Mr Kes]

Thanks PB. Yes lots to post here, had a good year for butterflies with a number of species firsts for me.

[Mr Kes]

This is my first post for wildlife shots I have taken. Great to be able to share these with you all. I will post one or two at a time otherwise it becomes a bit cluttered I reckon. Still working out sizing and I think its easier if I share the photos I put up on Flickr otherwise it is easy to lose track of what I have posted where, sorry to gab on about it, but these days there are many platforms to get lost in.

Lovely photo Mr Kes, nice clean background.

Thanks SnappyMac. I happened to need a trip to North Wales which gave me a very short oppurtunity to get the camera out. There were lots of Sparrows where I was which was nice, because they are few and far between where I am in Sussex.

[Linda257]

Lovely photo to kick off your post with Mr Kes

[SnappyMac]

Thanks SnappyMac. I happened to need a trip to North Wales which gave me a very short oppurtunity to get the camera out. There were lots of Sparrows where I was which was nice, because they are few and far between where I am in Sussex.

House sparrows are still the most common bird we see in our garden, followed by goldfinch.

[Ed D]

Keep them coming Mr Kes. That is a lovely photo.

[Mr Kes]

Lovely photo to kick off your post with Mr Kes

Thank Linda, very kind words.

[Mr Kes]

Keep them coming Mr Kes. That is a lovely photo.

Thanks Ed. I suppose I will probably post 1 a day, like SnappyMac, that way I am no bombarding the forum with photos.