I spend two mornings working out how to get close enough to a Cuckoo for a photograph.
Photographing the Cuckoo usually requires concealment. Either in a hide or from a car window. On the first morning I watch from a distance and see the Cuckoo land on a rock three times. On day two I put up a hide close to the rock and get a result. Mike Lane wildlife photography https://www.nature-photography.co.uk/ https://www.buteophotogear.com
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Getting close enough to Little-ringed plovers the hard, painful way for photography.
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7 days in Hungary with bird photography
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I fed RED KITES in my GARDEN for a year... Here's how it ENDED
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Green Woodpecker Bonanza
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Before you delete a NOISY PHOTO, do THIS!
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How to stay hidden while photographing Wildlife. Types of Blinds I use in my Wildlife Photography
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I try out a new ground pod for low angled photography. They now much more affordable.
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Birds in Flight with Melissa Groo
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Now it is easy to get close enough to birds for photography. This lens has incredible pulling power.
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I try out the latest Buteo hides. The Mk 3 Photo Hide for one person and the Aquila two person hide.
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Bee-eaters, Rollers, Hoopoes and a session in a floating hide. Bird photography in Bulgaria. Part 3.
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The Secret to Photographing Kingfishers in 6 Minutes Revealed!
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We Finally Found the Cuckoo (and Got a MASSIVE Surprise!)
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How This Image Won a British Wildlife Photography Award
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How to Get Good Wildlife Photos with Budget Gear | M.Zuiko 75-300mm f/4.8-6.7 II
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Kingfishers are easy birds to photograph so long as you do it right.
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WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY II Bird photography II Ringing of ospreys in beautiful Sweden. A good year 2026
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The Woodland Photography Technique That Gets Results - It's my #1 TIP!
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Make ISO 12,800 Look Like ISO 400: My 2026 Lightroom Workflow
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