An unforgettable birthday experience on theist coast of Ireland pursuing vistas and wildlife along the rugged coastline…

When approaching hares there are a few telltale signs that they’re happy or unhappy/nervous. I always say that a happy hare is a grooming hare and this is generally true. If an animal feels comfortable you can usually expect them to be grooming or feeding regularly with ears back and fur flat to the body. Whereas an unhappy or nervous hare will have ears erect, fur will stand up and the head will be up and alert. By watching these tiny changes in the body language of the animal, you can ensure that we’re never upsetting the animal - or at least avoiding it as much as possible.

The best places to see some iconic Scottish wildlife around Moray, Scotland

A list of the top things you need to know before visiting Bali

Learn how to create beautiful star trails of the night sky with minimal effort and incredible results.

A crafted collection of facts and information about the bottlenose dolphins of the Moray coastline

A summary of the beautiful island of Lewis. All you need to know for an exciting holiday away from civilisation!

The Gannets Are ReturningA little context and information about the Northern Gannets

How to spot mountain hares in the snow and some tricks with how to get close to them!

Learning how to photograph the night’s sky and exploring the magic of the aurora borealis…