Wild Anglesey: A Photography Journey Through my lens
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2024
- A spur of the moment decision saw me take a trip to Anglesey in North Wales, after a quick search on the Internet I managed to book a campsite for a couple of nights, nothing posh just as long as I could have a shower I would be happy.
I Drove down on Wednesday evening and got there at about 5:00 PM with a few hours of daylight left I decided to venture to the North Stack area which was the main place where all the sea birds would be, and within just half an hour I'd already seen a couple of puffins, guillemots razorbills, lesser black-backed gulls, and herring gulls not bad for just a few hours.
As it happened the BBC Springwatch team we're here doing the finale of their Springwatch season series on the BBC.
Anyway, up early and out the following morning I headed back to the north stack lighthouse area to photograph the birds, however, I think I was a little too early as the entire cliffside was in the shade so I decided to head off up onto the tops to photograph the stonechats and any other wildlife I could find.
I eventually headed back towards the last house where I managed to photograph some more puffins I'm get up close to photograph a few seagull chicks.
On the final day I decided to take a trip to puffin island on one of the boat tours not bad for just £18 for an hours trip, well we got to see some more puffins, guillemots, razorbills and seals
A fantastic wildlife photography trip to Anglesey in Wales and highly recommended as a great place to visit
This was your very Best u-Tube Video's i have watched so far loved your video and photo's of the Turns, Also you had just the right amount of continence and well balanced through
thanks, Paul that means a lot, I just keep trying and learning hopefully getting a little better. But as long as I keep enjoying it, I will keep doing the videos, so many places to visit and so much wildlife to see., I never know my self where I will end up next lol. 😁
My paddling ground … stunning location , rich in wildlife 👍
Watched your video it was lovely.So many beautiful birds.Have visited southstack went down all the steps and into the lighthouse.Also done the puffin island trip.Again you get to see some lovely wild life.😊
Love your photography. Especially enjoyed the Terns diving and their beautiful wing structure. Magnificent birds. Thanks for your efforts and time.
Thanks, Carol glad you enjoyed the video, many thanks 🥰👍
Watched a lot of your videos but thoroughly enjoyed this one , well done.
P.S. Watched it 3 times now and still bloody good 👍
Thnaks Peter Glad you liked it, back off there for a few days in a couple of weeks. so hopefully a few more pics coming this way 👍
Really enjoyed that, Ash. Great to see you in my homeland, although you were way up north. You got some fantastic stills out of the trip! 😊👏👏
Thanks, Russ, yeh had a great trip, Scotland and Yorkshire, a couple of my favourite places. 😀👍📷
There certainty is a varied variety of wildlife, awesome 🙂
Another great video Ashley, loved the Terns, very fast aren't they? :))))
yeh VERY! thought i could photograph them like i did the gannets but no way, need more time to work that one out lol. :) will message shortly about BCliffs 👍 off there on Friday📷 🐦
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I was at South Stack this time last year filming the sunsets and trying to do a few time lapses of the light house at night. I was gobsmacked to see the sun setting behind Ireland.
I also reminisced about doing Dream of White Horses back in 97.
Great video never filmed at Anglesey must give it a go i have subscribed to your channel and will look forward to what you film regards Dave
Cheers Dave, many thanks for subscribing and liking the video, such a great place Anglesey I have to say. 👍
How can you spend all that time on Anglesey and not photograph the Red squirrels 🙈
1:10 ??
Yeh I went down to Plas Newydd to photograph the squirrels in the morning 6am, but it did not open until 10.30 big wooden gates on the front so no access, I did manage to get access at the far end "Private do not enter" and did see a couple, but I was conscious that I was not supposed to be in there so I decided to leave.
The Dingle nature reserve is the best place and open 24/7