Continuing the series of photos taken at the London Wetlands Centre whilst attending the wildlife photography workshop.
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More than just birds!
Posted: June 18, 2019 in Dragonflies, Insects, Landscape, Natural HistoryTags: London Wetland Centre
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The colours of Spring
Posted: April 18, 2019 in Landscape, London, Natural History, UKTags: Garden Colours
Working at home today with a wonderful view from my study window
I love photographing sunsets so was delighted to come across this picture with a great sunset over the Pacific.
In late December 2018 I had the privilege of joining a friend of mine for an early morning fishing trip. The fish declined to show up, but nature made it worth while with the sunrise.
Pictures from the Dorset Coast
Views of Lyme Regis Bay on a winters day
Posted: February 14, 2019 in Dorset, Landscape, Natural History, UKTags: Lyme Regis
The River Lym at Lyme Regis
Posted: February 13, 2019 in Landscape, Natural HistoryTags: Lyme Regis
The River Lym winds its way through the town of Lyme Regis before exiting to the sea in Lyme Regis Bay.
It’s amazing what you find in a river!
Posted: February 8, 2019 in Landscape, Natural HistoryTags: River Garbage
During our walk at Rochester riverside, we saw some strange things buried in the river bed.
When Sue and I were in the Olympic Park at the weekend we saw this building. I am not sure how much they assured me it was safe I would want to live in a building with half a floor cut out!
London – The first National Park City in the World — Stephen Liddell
Posted: October 17, 2018 in Landscape, London, Natural History, UKTags: London, National Park City
As you travel around London at ground level it is difficult to appreciate just how green our city is. Only when looking at maps or aerial photographs can you really see the true picture, so I was very interested to see this article from Stephen Liddell about a new designation for London recognising its natural environment.
One way or the other, London is famous for many things. Whether it be History, finance, empire, culture or just the weather. One of the things that might not spring to mind when you think of London, however, is just how green it is even though by area, it has by far more green and […]
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Trees of Arne
Posted: October 15, 2018 in Announcements, Dorset, Landscape, Natural History, UKTags: RSPB Arne
During my trip to the RSPB reserve at Arne last month I spent the morning in the woodland to avoid the showers which gave me the opportunity to look at and photograph some of the wonderful old trees there.
