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Bird and Nature Photography at Sandwell Valley Country Park

Sandwell Valley Country Park is resident to a number of both water birds as well as woodland birds and small mammals. This park which is located in West Bromwich, England has a lot of birding activity and has a lot of open space from walking trails, open meadows, water bodies and areas of woodland. Here are some of my favourite captures over the past 8 years. I had used a number of different camera setups from starting with the Canon EOS 600D in 2014 to now using the Canon EOS R6.


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Common Kingfisher.
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Great cormorants usually seen during the winter months.
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European Robin.
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Great spotted woodpecker.
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Wood Pigeon holed up at nesting site.
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Closeup of Common Magpie.
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Common Snipe.
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Nesting site of Nuthatch bird. These birds nest within the hollow of the tree. Here I had observed that it was bringing in food for its chicks.
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Closeup of European Robin.
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Male Blackbird.
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Grey Herons nesting colony in summer.
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Macro photography of spider.
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Mating Gulls, captured from the RSPB hide.
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Gosling, a young baby Canada Goose.
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Eurasian Coot chick.
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Great cormorant, a winter visitor to the park.
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European Robin photographed among the greenery.
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Canada Goose. These are commonly seen at the park.
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Female Black bird.
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Wood Pigeon.
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Mallard duckling.
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Autumn leaves.
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Nuthatch bird. Here I used some bird seeds as bait to be able to photograph it.
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Mallard duck.
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White Swan.
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Another shot of the Nuthatch bird.
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Great Cormorant.
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Great Cormorant photographed late evening during sunset.
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Grey Squirrel.
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Dunnock bird. These birds were hard to capture as it stayed in one spot only for a few seconds.
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Male House Sparrow calling and displaying to the female.
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Female House Sparrow.
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Mallard in water creating a reflection of itself.
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Great Tit.
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Long Tailed Tit.
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Small flock of Gulls perched on wooden railing.
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Canada Geese at the reservoir.
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Portrait of Grey Squirrel.
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Gull in flight.
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Eurasian Jay.
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Chaffinch.
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Ring Necked Parakeet.
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Mallard Duck near water pool.
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Starling bird.
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Monarch Butterfly.
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Most likely a Coal Tit.
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Blue Tit.
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Mallard Ducklings, usually seen in the Spring season.
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Lapwing spotted from the RSPB hide.
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Wild Rabbit, not a very good shot but my only photo of this animal as they speed off in the presence of humans.
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Male Greenfinch.

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