• Spectacular snowdrops

    Huge raindrops develop on a snowdrop (Galanthus nivalis) flower in light misty rain As a child, every February I eagerly awaited a parcel from Suffolk. Inside would be our annual […]

  • Ornamental cabbages add winter colour

    The first time I saw ornamental cabbages used extensively as a formal winter bedding plant was one autumn at the Château de Villandry in 1989. At once, I appreciated how […]

  • Seed dispersal

    Instead of ambling out and photographing whatever turns up, I prefer to have a project with target species to aim for each time I venture out into the field. In […]

  • Photographing pollinators – 10 tips

    Observing and photographing pollinators can be very rewarding and sometimes most frustrating! Digital capture of stills or video, aids pollination studies by providing instant feedback. Also, the date and time […]

  • A Seeing Eye – Orcas at dusk

    Dagger-like they emerged from the sea silhouetted after the sun had set. The dorsal fin of the killer whale is unmistakable – however it is lit. When a pod surfaces […]

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