I love Puffins and sparkles
An evening at the Castle o’ Burrian in the summer with Puffins. It’s idyllic.
An evening at the Castle o’ Burrian in the summer with Puffins. It’s idyllic.
It’s raining and a dull day on Westray when I get a call from my friend Martin. He’s out with the Puffins …
I took so many photographs of Puffins this summer that I’ve not published even a fraction of my favourites, so here are …
A Puffin’s dinner is an Arctic Skua’s dinner. Arctic Skuas are hunting Puffins for their fish on Westray and they’re having intermittent …
I took more photographs of Puffins this summer than I can possibly post. So here are some of my unseen favourites. I …
Here’s a small collection of some of my previously unposted Puffin shots from this summer. Little sweetheart: Don’t look now, but I …
There’s a marked difference in the size of fish which Puffins bring to their burrows. I’m sure that they were bringing smaller …
Puffins have gone from our shores for another year. It’s been a wonderful summer with them and a pleasure to see them …
I dream of Puffins. I dream of being out on the soft, grassy cliffs and being surrounded by quirky birds cocking their …
I Dream of Puffins captures an elegant Puffin on the soft grassy slopes of Westray in Orkney. Available as an UltraHD Photo Print printed on Professional Archive Maxima High-Gloss Paper
Puffins are the size of pigeons. They can fly at up to 55mph. And they are always a joy to see. Puffins …
These Puffins have quite a lot to say to one another. They’re surprisingly social birds, with calls, displays and occasional disputes with …
This Puffin photograph looks as if it deserves a caption. So does this one: This one already has a caption:
The west coast of Westray is by far the most beautiful and magnificent. It’s largely empty of buildings apart from ruins. Here …
I’m very pleased that my friend Martin’s on the Island at the moment. He’s completing filming for a documentary on Puffins for …
If Puffins can’t find an earth burrow, or if they live in a place with predators like rats and stoats, they will …
It’s a distinctive silhouette which has graced the shores of the UK for thousands of years. But now, due to marine pollution …
I’m pottering and decide to have a look at this summer’s Puffin portraits. There are a few I haven’t developed yet. I …
Here are some of my favourite Puffin outtakes of 2019: Westray has said goodbye to its Puffins for another year. Farewell our …
Puffins this way. That’s what the sign says. Except the Puffins are going this way and that way in a dizzyingly busy …
It’s good to enjoy the Puffins while we can. They are critically endangered. They are ‘red listed’ which means they are at …
I’m currently without my telephoto lens. It’s being repaired. That means my prime chance of photographing Puffins is going to waste. I’m …
Puffins are always a pleasure to see and to photograph: They are such elegant birds, with stunning details in their plumage: Sometimes, …
I’ve taken many artistic Puffin portraits over the past few weeks. They are glorious models and it’s always a challenge to capture …
Puffins mate for life. This pair are keeping each other company on a rock ledge outside their burrow near the Castle o’ …
The sun is golden over the bay as these Puffins strike a pose:
I’m lying down on the grassy clifftop looking across at the Puffins on the Castle o’ Burrian when I realise I can …
The Puffins are here! I thought that I would have just missed them, but tonight, there they were, like flying boats at …
It’s normally Puffins I photograph with the sparkling Atlantic Ocean behind them. This time it’s a Black Guillemot in flight with a …
No, I’m not really. I’m just using my uropygial gland to oil my feathers so I don’t get waterlogged.