Respect Wildlife, When Taking Photographs

Lee Frost – this is a dragonfly
It’s best really to leave wildlife alone, as flash can shock or kill, and if wildlife is looking at you, you’re always too close. Never entice creatures with food, use a zoom lens and avoid flash lenses.
If you do photograph other creatures, wear dull shades (green and brown) to blend into the background, and don’t make any noise. Never block a creature’s view (it could disturb feeding or nesting) and if an animal looks frozen or agitated, it’s time to back off. Report concerns to wildlife rescues.
