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I think the following video, by 1Akbadass was taken this year (2011) at Silver Salmon Creek and shows the same family, mum and the 2 delinquents as I liked to call them (just for fun) because they were so playful and mischievous, that I photographed last year (see gallery).  So its good to know that all 3 survived the winter hibernation

Its taken time but I have started to write my Yellowstone trip review HERE

Yellowstone gallery just gone live under the ‘Galleries’ tab above and HERE

Trip report will follow in a few days.

I have been to Yellowstone park recently and will put up a gallery and trip report in the near future. This is me and you can see the conditions we had on our last full day, it was A M A Z I N G…

Review of Stealth Gear Extreme Photographers Trousers 2 coming soon.

This is why you do not leave any gear in the ATV at Silver Salmon Creek in Alaska

Another one from my recent trip

…I do feel quite privileged to have been so near to the Bears and photographing them during the salmon run, I do also feel so sorry for the salmon who are mainly eaten alive.

I have been away to Silver Salmon Creek, Alaska, photographing the Bears during the salmon run, I will be putting up a trip report in the next week or so, but just as a ‘taster’ here is a preview…

I have added another Trip Report re Welney Wildfowl & Wetland Trust reserve, Norfolk.  I know this image isn’t from Welney, its another from my Bosque Del Apache trip…

Just a quick post to say I have added a gallery with assorted images from my Bosque Del Apache trips.

I also did a quick YOUTUBE slideshow video of the images as a test…

Snow Geese are not the only birds to flock at Bosque, here are American Red-Winged Blackbirds…

My general overview of Bosque Del Apache can be found under the ‘Trip Reports’ tab or by clicking HERE

Just an AMAZING sight…

My general overview of Bosque Del Apache can be found under the ‘Trip Reports’ tab or by clicking HERE

My first trip report is to Bosque Del Apache, I have had the privilege of going there twice and it is an amazing place where the main spectacle is literally thousands of Snow Geese who all take off together in what is know as a ‘Blast Off’ and the sky becomes full of Snow Geese – amazing.