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My favorite photographic activity is wildlife photography ...
... so what could be better than a hide?
Even more satisfying if warmed by a nice wood stove, with the chance to cook some tasty hot food!
and a good coffee !
From the hide you can photograph many bird species on perches placed on purpose.
A one-way mirror glass for viewing and photography + 3 positions with mesh,
plus a slit specially designed to photograph mammals.
I give you an approximate percentage of the chance to take photos of birds from the hide.
chance 100%
blue tit great tit marsh tit robin blackcap
chaffinch great spotted woodpecker blackbird nuthatch
chance 80%
greenfinch dunnock goldfinch hawfinch brambling wren
chance 60%
green woodpecker jay magpie coal tit long-tailed tit
Chance 50%
siskin reed bunting linnet black redstart
sparrowhawk squirrel chiffchaff lesser spotted woodpecker collared dove
fieldfare mistle thrush song thrush and redwing
starling hooded crow
Period - spring / summer , with artificial pond !
song thrush blackcap chaffinch pied flycatcher great spotted woodpecker
nuthatch wood pigeon
turtle dove great tit blue tit marsh tit chiffchaff wren jay magpie blackbird
subalpine warbler spotted flycatcher redstart hawfinch nightingale robin
Mammals
Wild boar - roe deer - fox.
Also called the "eastern apple", the persimmon: a tree whose fruit ripens in winter, is much appreciated by many bird species, which find nourishment from it in the months when food becomes scarcer.
Footage taken in the winter season 2016/17 from one of my hides in the Scrivia
Infrared trail-cam footage of a marten that visited my hide in the Scrivia valley throughout the winter of 2016
