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Bumblebee

This little bee is one of many that come to visit my front garden. It is only a small garden, but we try and fill it with flowers that bees and butterflies may ...
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This little bee is one of many that come to visit my front garden. It is only a small garden, but we try and fill it with flowers that bees and butterflies may like.
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NIKON D3100

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Aperture f/8 ISO 200 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 2100/10

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Aug, 2017

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This Bengal tiger is a resident at one of our local favourite wildlife parks along with his brother.

Taken at an airshow with my small point and click, I was overjoyed to get this shot of the display planes passing by perfectly in unison.

Our local Regatta had a classic vehicle display which included this old, worn bus.

This pretty specimen appeared in my mother in law's back garden this summer, whilst we were just chatting as she pulled weeds. I happened to have

This is Jade, she is a tortoiseshell-calico and is now just over 1 year old. This picture was taken soon after we got her at about 11 weeks old. She&#

This natural tunnel is in a local recreational park that has many beautiful views. I have visited the park all my life, but only since starting photog

This is a bloom from my mother in law's UK garden that is very striking and was the first flower I had to capture.

This American Harris Hawk was part of a wonderful display we were able to attend at Dover Castle on Sunday.

This little one was at a wildlife park we like to frequent, and they are quite curious at the larger creatures who like to look at them.

This is one of a family who regularly feeds from our wild bird feeder. There were babies also, who are grown now and wearing their adult plumage, maki

Getting close to a bumblebee isn't easy, but this macro shot was using my long lens so as not to disturb it whilst it was busy in my lavender.

A regular visitor to my rhubarb leaves in my back garden, this butterfly likes to sunbathe and rest on the wide leaves.

This handsome chap made the news when he stood up bipedal and walked around as though he were a man. He resides in a wildlife park near where I live,

I've always loved the peacock and it's captivating displays. I am fortunate enough to have some reside at a wildlife park near me so I get m

I am not keen on spiders but find them both fascinating and clever. Their webs are beautiful and this one lives in my front garden.

This beautiful blossom tree was at a wildlife park we were visiting, and we had to stop to take a shot of the abundant flowers.

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