Galleries Updated

Festive and New Years greetings to you all!

The holiday season has given me some time to update the galleries with some of my favourite images from 2011. Take a look at ‘Feather‘ and ‘Nature Close Up‘ .

In 2012 I’ll be working on expanding the ‘Fur’ gallery, and I have plenty of other projects in mind too.

Here’s one from this morning on the Fen.

A little on the quiet side today, though plenty of Rabbits, Squirrels and Robins around. The Tit flock seems to have expanded in numbers and the Treecreepers were still with them, but they continued to avoid the camera. The Kestrel put in a brief appearance, hunting then soaring away.

 I’m planning plenty of photography for 2012, and I hope I’ll be able to dedicate much more of my time to it than I did last year. You can of course keep up to date on my blog – watch this space!

Happy holidays to you all!

(Click images to view larger.)

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