A wildlife photographer who captured extraordinary close-up footage of an owl adopting orphan chicks described the video as 'absolutely magical'. Robert Fuller, 50, appeared on BBC One's The One Show and unveiled footage he had shot filmed around his Yorkshire home.
He said: "From birds of prey to garden birds, many of this year's offspring are growing fast and getting ready to leave the nest. Blackbirds and bullfinches have been busy fattening up their chicks with seeds, worms and insects.
"Three-week-old kestrels are already starting to stretch their wings. I've got over 20 custom-built nest boxes all rigged with cameras. They allow me to enjoy all the new life emerging.
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