Garden Wildlife UK

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

Mr Kes wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 10:18 am 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.

Nice start Mr Kes, may there be many more

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

SnappyMac wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 12:28 pm

Mr Kes wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 10:18 am 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.

Lovely photo to kick off your post with Mr Kes

Mr Kes wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 12:49 pm 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.

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

Linda257 wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 1:16 pm Lovely photo to kick off your post with Mr Kes

Thank Linda, very kind words.

Ed D wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 3:31 pm 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.