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Greylag Goose

Greylag Goose

Lots of geese here in the winter, usually. This irks my husband. The eat LOTS of grass, the very same grass that my husband has ear-makred for our sheep. He ...
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Lots of geese here in the winter, usually. This irks my husband. The eat LOTS of grass, the very same grass that my husband has ear-makred for our sheep. He does not enjoy my photos of them!
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Ilkley, York, GB

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Nov, 2020

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Stumbled across this ewe's skull in an old, dilapidated dales barn in the middle of a field. A peaceful sheltered place to complete the life cycl

Chairman Meow

Followed this chap for ages before he finally allowed me to take a picture.

From a recent trip to the Lake District, UK. Got out of bed early and was rewarded with a bit of nice light!

Amelia is my favourite GFD shearling ewe. Am looking forward to her lambing for the first time in the next few weeks.

Angelsey in February

Taken as part of a personal project. Not usually a fan of loads of colour, but will make an exception for the natural beauty of flowers.

From a personal project, based around floral art.

The footpath from Ilkley to Denton, in Yorkshire, is one full of features typical of the area. Stone walls, barns, sheep, heather moorland and, occas

When a friend turns up randomly, and fetches a litter of pups with her....they all had quite different personalitiies, this was the one that was into

I have a flock of 50 of these sheep. They are bouncy, trouncy, full of life and mischief.

Foxgloves are a favourite wildflower and they grow prolifically around my home in Yorkshire.

The neighbour's cat doesn't look like moving out of our home anytime soon. He's photogenic, if a bit toothy, so he's still welcome

First attempt at ICM. This technique can create some interesting effects. Not too sure about this one, but I do like the colour blending.

Dry stone walls are a feature of the Yorkshire landscape. They are vital for providing shelter from the elements and look particularly attractive whe

Named after the guy I bought him from. He's a gentle soul. For anyone interested, he's a Greyface Dartmoor.

A North of England gimmer lamb, penned up ready for sale at Skipton market.

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