Chris Brown Wildlife Photography

17/06/2026

Redstart. Always love capturing an image of a species I have never seen before. This one crossed my path on a walk in the Peak District at the Longshaw Estate. I only had a very short encounter so this was the best I got 🤣

Canon R7
RF 100-500 f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM

10/06/2026

Such a nice surprise seeing these little humbugs swimming about last weekend. I never intended to get any images of the Great Crested Grebes but once I spotted the chicks that was me sold for the morning 🤣 These chicks are I believe 2 days old… hatched on the Friday images taken on the Sunday. Ulley Country Park

Canon R7
RF 100-500 f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM

03/06/2026

Always love coming across a Wren. Was great to have the opportunity to see this little one chirping away.

26/05/2026

How can you not love a Mallard duckling. I love this time of year when we have ducklings, goslings and cygnets all taking their first wobbly steps into the world. Such a treat to observe on those beautiful peaceful mornings.

Canon R7
RF 100-500

24/05/2026

Little Owl at RSPB St Aidans. My first time seeing and photographing a Little Owl. It’s such a great place to visit and a big place to get around, so if you have not been before make time for a visit. On this visit I joined a photography meet up organised by was a great day I. The baking sun which I am now suffering with due to forgetting the sun cream 🤣
Also it was great to meet everyone who attended.

Canon R7
RF 100-500

21/05/2026

Kestrel. Such beautiful birds of prey. This one’s from last year from a visit to
I managed to capture so many images from this visit, yet barely posted any 🤣 about right for me.

13/05/2026

Who loves a ducking. So I managed to find this on my hard drive from 4 years ago, never edited or posted it. Just shows what you sometimes miss or overlook. Ulley Country Park

28/04/2026

The dipper—one of my favorite birds to photograph. It’s not just about the bird itself, but the whole experience that comes with it—the constant rush of the river, the cool air, and the sense of calm that settles in as you wait and watch. There’s something special about seeing such a small bird thrive in fast-moving water, completely at ease in a place that feels so powerful.

This moment was captured in the Peak District, a place that never disappoints when it comes to raw, natural beauty. Standing by the river, listening to the water flow while keeping an eye out for that familiar movement along the rocks—it’s these quiet, immersive moments that make photographing wildlife so rewarding.

Canon R7
RF 100-500 f4.5-7.1 L IS USM

26/02/2026

Last year I went to a photography hide to photograph Kestrels. Here’s just a short video of that day.

Kestrels are such fine birds of prey. Join me for some photography. In this video I show a few clips and images from my trip to Charlies Hide at Yorkshire Ph...

18/02/2026

We all love Robins don’t we. Must be one of the friendliest birds. Saw this inquisitive one whilst out walking on the Peak District last month. Quite a high ISO image but turned out pretty nice.

Canon EOS R7
RF 100-500 f4.5-7.1 L IS USM