GregWillsImages: Razorbills on nesting ledge

Friday 10 July 2009

Razorbills on nesting ledge

Posted by Greg Wills at 03:27

Labels: Razorbill

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Marcus Conway2 November 2009 at 09:29
Fantastic shots Greg. Not sure why they were overlooked - like you say the Dipper is a winning shot. Keep up the good work.

Marcus
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Greg Wills: I am 16 and my hobby is wildlife watching and wildlife photography. I live in Falmouth and most of my birding and photography is done in Cornwall. All aspects of wildlife interest me, such as Reptiles and Amphibians, Butterflies and Moths, Plants and Mammals, but my main interest is Birds. In this Blog I hope to upload some of my best images along with record shots of interesting Plants and Animals. I have recently been entering wildlife photography competitions in the hope of being highly commended, as of yet I have had no major success but in 2008 I reached the semi-finals of Wildlife photographer of the year. In the 2009 competition I went one better and reached the final round of judging but was unsuccessful. However at least I am improving! I will upload more pictures when time allows, but due to commitments with coursework and competitions not wanting pictures to be released untill they are finished with them,there may be a delay. I hope you enjoy my pictures as much as I have enjoyed taking them,Greg.

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