badger

When we left our camp in the morning, we saw it strolling in the woodland; when we returned in the evening, it was still around.

This American Badger shot won the Swarovski DOY August 2015 Facebook "mammals" competition.

Managed one shot then the camera battery failed.

Another from a fantastic session at the Badger sett last week. The Peanut Butter log proved to be quite popular!

After many years of trying I have finally managed some pics of Bdagers in natural light.

Last shot of my local badgers for this year. I know this is a mainly bird related site but I'm sure some visitors would love to see one of these up close. Hope you like

Brock the Badger and his pal

Badger a wee bit closer

Badger

This individual has been visiting my garden every evening and gets a treat of a few peanuts. Occasionally she will bring a couple of cubs too which are much more wary. As it's been so light in the evenings she's been out at 7.30ish so was able to get shots using an ISO of 800 and still with a...

this is the daddy Badger that visits my mate's garden most nights along with 4 or 5 of it's family and is ALLWAYS the first to the food. His name is Brocky and has been visiting for the past 5 yrs. Resently a pair of Pinemartins have been seen on a regular basis and theres been some heated...

I first photographed these Devonshire badgers 17 years ago with an olympus trip compact film camera,i remember sitting outside the set and having several badgers around me until i fired the flash then they all bolted to ground,this year i revisited the same set,sat,waited and sure enough as dusk...

This unusual daytime photo was taken in Caerlaverock, Scotland, in Novemebr 2007

And the same badger a little closer ;) Have a nice weekend!! Ron

First try with the badgers and guess what ;) Am I lucky or what? Regards,Ron

Bit quiet on the bird front, so I'm having a go at Badgers and Hares

I have spent several nights over the summer with a group of Badgers and finally nailed some shot i was pleased with on 9th Sept. Uncropped

not many worms but plenty of peanuts!!

This shot was taken from the Speyside wildlife hide, on Rothiemurchus estate.