Your guide to birdwatching: top locations, original photos, and videos
An ideal spot for observing forest species. Owls, woodpeckers, and various songbirds nest here. Early morning is the best time to visit.
A great location for studying waterfowl. During migration season, you can spot rare ducks, waders, and herons here. Don't forget your high-power binoculars!
A perfect starting point for beginners. Tits, nuthatches, finches, and thrushes are used to people and let you get close enough for a good shot.
A vibrant kingfisher looking out for fish from a branch overhanging the water. Shot with a 400mm lens.
A flock of waxwings feasting on rowan berries on a frosty winter morning.
A bird of prey in flight. A fast shutter speed was used to freeze the motion.
Short clips from the lives of birds in their natural habitats.