Our wildlife is under a lot of pressure at the best of times but they really struggle during hot weather. When there's so many people ar...

#RedFox #video #cubs

In the last line of my previous blog devoted to Limpy our resident vixen, I expressed a hope of seeing her cubs this spring. Well you co...

I continue to monitor our local fox population and have been placing some food out to help the resident vixen who's had a long standing i...

I've been working on this for a while and finally it's ready. Go to the Camera Trap menu and click on Build Your Own. Hope you find it ...

For the couple of weeks I've had the absolute pleasure of watching badgers out of the window where I work. It started when I noticed the...

Finally had the chance to spend a few days back in Wales, where I have access to some private woodland. The foxes here provided some ama...

I'm extremely fortunate to work adjacent to some ideal wildlife habitats where I've been able to observe and photograph foxes, badgers an...

This image a 3 weeks old. I captured it just prior to going away to Russia for 3 weeks. Having taken literally hundreds of images of ba...

Almost two hundred so, so camera trap images of badgers, mostly nose in the dirt, then one showing some new behaviour. This female was c...

Every so often the consumer camtraps I use turn up something fascinating. In this case it was the interaction between a badger and a fox...

While I'm still sorting my images from India, I've been deploying my Camera Trap for Cambridge's wonderful wildlife. I'd hoped to catch ...

Just had a few days at my family home in South Wales which gave me the chance to set my camera trap up for Red Foxes who live in the wood...

During the recent cold weather I'd set up to hopefully capture badgers in the snow. I don't know whether it was the cold temperatures bu...

This blog is certainly not intended to be a 'how to build a DSLR setup' as there are plenty of great resources on the internet covering t...