wildlife photography – Page 3 – George McNeill Photography

Garden vistors

We get a good range of birds visiting the feeders in the garden, this afternoon I grabbed a few shots from a window in the house. Also been making and […]

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Duvet cover Spotted this Ladybird tuck under it’s duvet Thank you for viewing

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Six spot Ladybird Most of the ladybirds have started to disappear for the colder months but a warm day still brings the odd one out. Thank you for visiting

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Cloud walker I think I will have to get away from spiders but around here they are everywhere. Also when short of time they are always hanging around. That a […]

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Flying Spider Well not really , it is on a web but it disappears against the white background. Thank you for viewing

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Yin Yang What can you say except they where at it everywhere. Slugs mating. Thank you for visiting

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Crane fly This crane fly was holding on tight in a strong wind. He’s on a plastic oil tank so resting my lens on the tank I got this shot […]

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Mite Gall on Beech leaf. I came across these growing on leaves on a beech tree. After a bit of searching on Google I discovered these are Galls. There are […]

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Hover fly Back to the Ragwort plant for this shot of Hover flies feeding. Thank you for visiting.

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Feeding Bee feeding on a what I think is Ground Ivy. With the light reflecting of its eye it gives that space helmet look. Thank you for viewing

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Mother of Pearl Moth (Pleuroptya rurails) The Ragwort plant attracts a lot of insects this time of the year. a good plant for close ups. Thank you for viewing.

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