I've been busy over the past few weeks filming the Autumnal scene in the Natural History Society of Northumbria's Gosforth Park Reserve, the finished product is almost complete and will be available to watch soon.
My focus in the park is now turning towards the winter environment, so today I headed down to have a wander around. The time was spent visualising my ideas, and finding new ones.
No Bitterns were insight today, nor Red Squirrels, unlike Brian and Sam's success, although the woodland birds did put on a good show at the feeding station.
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Showing posts with label Natural History Society Northumbria. Show all posts
Monday, 3 December 2012
Gosforth Park
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autumn,
birds,
bittern,
Canon 7D,
feeding station,
filming,
Gosforth Park,
Great Tit,
long-tailed tit,
Natural History Society Northumbria,
photography,
Red Squirrel,
wildlife,
winter,
woodland
Tuesday, 1 November 2011
Gosforth Park under threat...
600 houses threaten the Green Belt land surrounding the Natural History Society of Northumbria's reserve. I imagine most people have visited this reserve, a hidden gem in a urban jungle, full to the brim with wildlife, with that magical atmosphere, and the sense your the only one there, finding moments of 'the spark' with every step.
The development will severely effect the reserves present wildlife, follow the links to voice your opinion about this destructive act.
Natural History Society of Northumbria
Save Gosforth Park
and the follow Facebook Group
or Twitter
The development will severely effect the reserves present wildlife, follow the links to voice your opinion about this destructive act.
Natural History Society of Northumbria
Save Gosforth Park
and the follow Facebook Group
or Twitter
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