What to shoot (Photograph) in Autumn in the UK

Autumn is the time leaves start to turn all shades and fall from
Trees, a great time to get some Landscape Photography practice in, with late sunrises and early sunsets there's really no excuse is there.

Fungi starts to make an appearance on pastures and damp woodland floors.

Time to keep bird feeders and tables topped up as the birds start making more regular visits,
find a nice perch for them to land on before flying on to feeders and tables.

Starling murmurations start in Autumn, where flocks of Starlings gather and fill the sky with swirling patterns.

Migratory birds start to arrive for the winter like Whooper Swans and Pink Footed Geese and many others.




The Deer Rut begins with Stags clashing antlers up and down the country. To find out where to see this visit The British Deer Society







Grey Seal pups start to appear in late Autumn, a few places to see these are Donna Nook in Lincolnshire and Farne Islands in Northumberland.

October Photo Highlights

Well October was wet and mild and i really didn't get out much at all.

The first outing was to Studley Rodger near Fountains Abbey,Ripon,North Yorkshire.

 Sika Deer Stag

 Fallow Deer

Red Deer Stag

Next an after lunch walk round RSPB Old Moor,Rotherham,South Yorkshire.

Didn't get much,a couple of Dragonflies.

Saved the best for last a trip to Wentworth Castle Parkland,Barsnley,South Yorkshire

Was there about 3hrs in the afternoon.

 Fallow Deer one of my favourites from the afternoon

a heavy crop due to the distance.

Fallow again,the light and the grass made the shots in my opinion.

Some Red Deer now.

This was the biggest stag i saw on the day and i didn't see any competition

for him at all,shame really.

Again thanks for looking,much appreciated.