Servitude Or Death, The Fate Of Earth’s Animals.

I talked in my previous blogpost: https://autismneurodiversity.com/2025/10/17/harpers-island-a-place-where-birds-are-allowed-to-thrive/ about how the slender billed curlew is extinct. There are no more of them left. Any sighting you get of one, will be a photograph. Any sound you hear from them, will be a recording. Now, let's contrast that with another bird. The domestic chicken. How many of … Continue reading Servitude Or Death, The Fate Of Earth’s Animals. →

Most Of The Birds I Have Encountered in Courtmacsherry Are In Danger Of Extinction

I am currently staying in Courtmacsherry, where, I am seeing such an amazing variety of birdlife that it's overwhelming. And it's exhausting. Yes, I experience such intense happiness that I experience exhaustion, there are so many weird, wonderful and amazing birds down here that sometimes my brain just goes, "That's enough for today, recharge by … Continue reading Most Of The Birds I Have Encountered in Courtmacsherry Are In Danger Of Extinction →

A Joyous Encounter With An Orange Legged Furrow Bee

https://imgur.com/eRpAtAq This one right here. Most of my photography wildlife trips take me to the Glen River Park. It's quite near my house, so I don't even have to bike over there, just a short walk. It's a wonderful, though neglected place. Neglected because there is constantly kids setting fire to the gorse, and the … Continue reading A Joyous Encounter With An Orange Legged Furrow Bee →

The Somewhat Long Winded Story Of How I Got Really Into Bird And Bug Photography

https://i.imgur.com/fnfk5B9.jpeg On the first day of Summer this year, a cucumber spider sits in a flower Starting this year (2024), getting out with the camera to photograph birds and bugs has become an absolute obsession to me. If the weather’s sunny, you can’t stop me. If the weather’s bad, I might still venture out, the … Continue reading The Somewhat Long Winded Story Of How I Got Really Into Bird And Bug Photography →