Outdoor gear.

Since taking up wildlife photography last year I've just been wearing clothing from my wardrobe last year when I started I was just using my phone camera to take insect photos.
As winter came and I bought a bridge camera which allowed me to start taking photos of birds and mammals I started wearing darker generally grey clothing.
Now I've gone completely over the top and bought  camouflage clothing, green cargo trousers, a woodland camouflage hoodie, one of those wide brim bush hats and some of that netting to hide my face and break up outlines a bit. The best bit of clothing I bought was a vest/waistcoat with a flecktarn camouflage pattern it has fourteen pockets so I can carry every thing I need for a trip out even water proof clothing as it has a large pocket at the back.
Its great to be out and about in fields and woods and know that you have a decent chance of getting near your subjects as has happened recently with the roe deer and pheasants.