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Bird Photography Courses One to one tuition on courses designed around the pupil's needs. Fabulous locations and subject matter. Residential or day courses for all abilities.

Bird Photography Courses operates from rural locations in Mid Wales and Surrey. One of the prime reasons for choosing a John Daniels bird photography course is the fact that you will benefit from one-to-one tuition if you want it or share your course with a friend or spouse. Maximum two students per course. Courses are designed so that attention is given to the student’s needs on an individual bas

is depending on the experience he or she has and what it is they wish to learn. John’s vast and long experience as a successful wildlife photographer is at your disposal and you’ll receive the most personal of attention not found on courses that have larger groups of students.

Siskins in dispute.
21/06/2024

Siskins in dispute.

The Sparrow family.
20/06/2024

The Sparrow family.

A Hare on the path.
19/06/2024

A Hare on the path.

Red Kite, watching.
18/06/2024

Red Kite, watching.

Blackbird and GS Woodpecker disagree.
17/06/2024

Blackbird and GS Woodpecker disagree.

Male Linnet finding grit from the piles on the side of the road.
16/06/2024

Male Linnet finding grit from the piles on the side of the road.

Swallow with raindrops bouncing off its back.
15/06/2024

Swallow with raindrops bouncing off its back.

Male Chaffinch singing his heart out.
14/06/2024

Male Chaffinch singing his heart out.

Buzzard hunting from a fence.
13/06/2024

Buzzard hunting from a fence.

Wheatear chick , just out of the nest.
12/06/2024

Wheatear chick , just out of the nest.

Willow Warbler with food for its chicks.
11/06/2024

Willow Warbler with food for its chicks.

Wheatear encouraging one of its chicks out.
10/06/2024

Wheatear encouraging one of its chicks out.

Thermal image of the Tawny Owl, not losing much heat.
09/06/2024

Thermal image of the Tawny Owl, not losing much heat.

A Wheatear with a spider lunch.
08/06/2024

A Wheatear with a spider lunch.

DUCK !, no Heron dive bombed by a gull.
07/06/2024

DUCK !, no Heron dive bombed by a gull.

House Martins collecting mud for their nest.
06/06/2024

House Martins collecting mud for their nest.

Meadow Pipit, grubs up !
05/06/2024

Meadow Pipit, grubs up !

Pied Wagtail, hunting on the river.
04/06/2024

Pied Wagtail, hunting on the river.

Wren, giving it some !
03/06/2024

Wren, giving it some !

Nuthatch in flight.
02/06/2024

Nuthatch in flight.

Resting Goosander family.
01/06/2024

Resting Goosander family.

Gt Spotted Woodpecker.
31/05/2024

Gt Spotted Woodpecker.

Tawny owl showing well on the lane.
30/05/2024

Tawny owl showing well on the lane.

One of 3 nesting male Pied Flycatchers in the garden.
29/05/2024

One of 3 nesting male Pied Flycatchers in the garden.

Red Kite , chased off by a crow.
28/05/2024

Red Kite , chased off by a crow.

Garden Warbler flying in with nest material.
27/05/2024

Garden Warbler flying in with nest material.

Meadow Pipit having a paddle with a Linnet in the background.
26/05/2024

Meadow Pipit having a paddle with a Linnet in the background.

A House Sparrow feeling perky.
25/05/2024

A House Sparrow feeling perky.

Garden Warbler singing in the garden.
24/05/2024

Garden Warbler singing in the garden.

New guests arrive at the cottage, they are flocking to the place !.
23/05/2024

New guests arrive at the cottage, they are flocking to the place !.

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Another clip of the Otter Family on Bute.

Mother and pup, Otters from my visit to Scotland. Thanks to John Williams for his help.

Hand feeding the Hummingbirds , the best feeling.

Starlings flying to roost under Aberystwyth Pier.

Caben Coch Dam, 122ft fall.Elan valley new years day, wet windy & cold!.
Caben Coch Dam, 122ft fall.Elan valley new years day, wet windy & cold!.

Hungry Gt Spotted Woodpecker feeding in the snow

Nuthatch feeding in the snow

The case of the curious cat and the not bothered badger. Filmed on my phone from 3 feet away

Flowers in the meadow, Rosebay Willow herb, Meadowsweet , Valerian and so much more.

More mesmerising than relaxing with the noise. Water released from Claerwen dam while Craig Goch is being repaired

I still have squirrels ( up to 13 ) visiting every day and jumping the reflection pond, its fun to watch

Female kingfisher offering a fish to one of her young

One of the three badgers that visit every evening

© John Daniels
© John Daniels

One of the young Kingfishers waiting to be fed by an adult

Always good to hear the chatter of the House Sparrows

Garden warbler (wait for it !) quick stop on the way to it nest with food

Willow Warbler taking food to the nestlings, There seems to be plenty of caterpillars around

Male Redstart returns with a juicy grub for the chicks.

Tawny owl on the bird table this morning
Tawny owl on the bird table this morning

Tawny owl on the bird table this morning

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