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I came across a fox hunting voles in a wild and peaceful meadow as the sun set. Spotting the red bushy tail brush the grasses gave the quiet fox away as I crept a little closer. On my knees to keep a low profile I managed to get just a few meters awa
I stepped outside the garden and began walking, I didn’t know where I was going to go yet but as I strolled further I readjusted from busy life and entered a world of happiness, peace and joy. I felt myself breathing slower as I thought of wher
As the sun set Short eared owls were gliding, diving and swooping elegantly against the blue sky. It was magical to see and a moment I found very special, especially in my home county. I do love winter as much as I love spring too. I’m impatien
The Warren… I’ve found a love for a new British mammal, the rabbit. After spending many hours in their company I’ve gathered my thoughts and constructed a poem non poem. You could say a failed poem. But anyway there is a chance i
May Breathing slowly, ambrosial flowers scent the air delicately creating a swirl of butterflies bouncing upon the cool awakening. Beyond, a cast of light blankets tangled bushes that sing aloud, a voice within that has passion and meaning to put a
First glimpse Every year it’s always a special moment when I find my first Tawny owlet. Hearing the quiet repetitive short call marks the beginning of May for me. When I found this owlet last weekend it brought back so many fond and emotional
‘Hidden gem’ yesterday, it was great to meet up with @billyevansfreke and @jpearsonphotography after quite a while to go in search of Britain’s only venomous snake, the adder. after searching areas of low vegetation and dried bra
‘Skyline’ In Kenya our first cheetah sighting was by no means fleeting. This lovely individual found a nice spot to spend a few minutes while posing majestically over the plains. I love when they perch on a high rising hill showing off t
Distant high pitched calls travelled closer through the wind, and then I saw the bird I had hoped for flicker in the branches. It perched out in the open showing off its stunning crest in full fashion and confidence. What a beautiful bird it is and o
‘Winter wonderland’ Walking up the mountain, snow fell heavily from the grey clouds that drifted through the valley. Just what I had wanted, the brown landscape turned white throughout the night and transformed into a winter wonderland.
‘The opportunist’ As this strong Lioness was resting while guarding her kill, a pair of jackals couldn’t resist but to try their luck. Far they had traveled following the scent with remarkable pin point location down to the kill. I
‘Wilderness fox’ Spring is a time of new life, with that comes growth and fragile beginnings for our wildlife. I haven’t had the time to get out with the camera over the last couple of weekends but I’ve been thinking of how I
I’ve been looking back on my images and this shot from last years rut caught my eye. The light was beautiful as this stag became active at sunset, he was charging around with great power. Just look at that strong neck! Amazing creatures #deer
Over the last year I’ve learnt so much about one bird, the Goshawk or as some call it the ‘phantom of the forest’. I’ve spent just shy of 200 hours in this birds environment and it has taught me many valuable lessons. 384 day
Here is another image from the woodland hide, a Buzzard came down one stormy morning to lighten the mood! (I was rather damp) but as soon as I got a mighty raptor in front of my eyes I forgot about my cramped neck and soaked trousers as you do when a
As doves were calling, the sun lit the Kenyan planes and animals started to make a move onto the next stop, for theses hyenas, they were tracking a scent and a potential meal. They are fascinating creatures and built for purpose with short hind legs