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Welcome to the Wildlifeuk newsletter
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Another week has passed by, which has seen me chained to the edit desk working on the Badger film. The task is not easy, with twelve hours of footage to edit down to forty-five minuets. This large amount of footage is a direct result of the project being shot on video, with the advantage of cheap running costs. If in doubt, run the camera. Despite all this footage there is still some linking shots to add, so at least I will get a trip out in the coming week. If you are wondering why I am editing now, instead of taking advantage of the nice weather, the reason is simple. I wish to leave plenty of time in the coming autumn to continue filming the Red kites. And take advantage of the low sun to light the underside of these spectacular birds.
Gary d’Aquitaine.
New this week to WildlifeUK
New to the wildlifeuk website this week is our very own wildlifeuk ScreenSaver it contains a cross section of ten images 800x600 which will cycle though as a fully configurable ScreenSaver you can adjust all the timings background and more, it comes complete with it's very own install interface suitable for all windows based systems, so what are you waiting for it's FREE download NOW from this newsletter or directly from the wildlife uk website... ENJOY!!! Steve Barnett
picture of the week, This is proving to be a very popular addition to the site, not least because the current picture can be purchased on-line for Half price
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Barn Owl |
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Photography by Gary d’Aquitaine |
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| Barn Owls are often associated with churchyards, and their high-pitched screams coupled with their wraith like appearance in the half-light. Has been the source of many a ghost story? This picture is another example of an understanding wife. The temporary studio being in this case the living room, with the gravestone stood on the coffee table. Fortunately Ollie, the hand reared Barn Owl, took it all in his stride. Well it was a talking point for visitors, - Now where is Lurch?
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A brand new feature page has been added to the site,
Red Squirrels
by Dorothy M Briggs.
Both Dorothy and I have recently collaborated on a book and film on the squirrels to be entitled "OUR FRIENDS FROM THE FOREST". In which Dorothy's Amusing and informative text, has been coupled with my imagery. WATCH THIS SPACE!!.
Dorothy M Briggs Belongs to the Wight Writers, and has had work published by. YOUR CAT MAGAZINE, THE COUNTRYMAN, BEST OF BRITISH AND WEST WIGHT BEACON. and many more..
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