James visited Ogston today with apprentice wildlife photographer Eric (Pez) O'Connor, on this occasion the apprentice came away with the...

Common Gull in the foreground Amazingly all the snow disappeared last night and created some flooded areas at Flatts Farm between Darley...

I walked about 20 miles again today but was unable to add any new species to my Foot It list. This juvenile Goshawk however more than made u...

Whilst all the other passerines on the moor have been in rapid decline since the first snowfall the number of Reed Bunting has steadily incr...

We had around 10cm of snow fall last night so there was some great scenery today but getting around was a little difficult. These Fallow Dee...

James has been to Derewent Edge overlooking Ladybower Reservoir where he took this photograph of a male Red Grouse calling in the snow. He c...

There is a lot of snow on the trees at the moment which is creating some spectacular scenery. This old oak is by the railway line between Da...

The last few days of snow, with more last night is forcing more birds in to the local gardens. A short walk this afternoon produced Redwing ...

Song Thrush

Lesser Black-backed Gull Walked up on to the moors via Halldale Wood then across the fields to Screetham Lane before heading back past W...

The view across the valley towards Clough Wood, with the lights of the Enthoven plant just below, as I set off this morning. Darley Dale ...

Surprising, to me at least, the amount of Badger activity around a local sett over the last couple days. I would have thought given the weat...

Peregrine Falcon Another long walk, around 15 miles today which in the snow was quite hard work. Finally I have added Peregrine to the l...

I came across this small group of Fallow Deer hinds by the Youlgreave Road. These are melanics, part of the herd which originated from Stant...

Although it has been a very grey day today the snow on the ground has helped to light up the underside of this nicely marked Common Buzzard....