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June/July Newsletter
June/July Update The last couple of months have passed so quickly, not sure if it’s the exhibition deadline starting to speed up or just life?… Read More »June/July Newsletter
May Newsletter
May Update May has been a very productive month – nothing quite like a deadline approaching and some better weather to get me out in… Read More »May Newsletter
April Newsletter
April Update However cold and windy it can be some days the wonderful signs of spring appear regardless. Swallows are once again above the field,… Read More »April Newsletter
Newsletter – February 2021
February Update Its always good to feel we are starting to get close to Spring, lighter nights and warmer weather. However there is beauty to… Read More »Newsletter – February 2021
Kingfisher – Alcedo atthis
I have never seen a Kingfisher sitting on a branch giving me the opportunity to take in its beauty. My experience is of a… Read More »Kingfisher – Alcedo atthis
Heron – Ardea cinerea
When planning out the birds to include in my solo exhibition at Ace Arts next year, I felt I couldn’t not include a Grey Heron.… Read More »Heron – Ardea cinerea
Common Crane – Grus Grus
Living in South Somerset near the Somerset Levels I am very aware of the The Great Crane Project. This project aims to re-introduce European cranes… Read More »Common Crane – Grus Grus
Lapwing – Vanellus vanellus
‘As well as ‘Lapwing’ and ‘Peewit’, this bird is also known locally as the ‘Green Plover’. Its Latin, Vanellus,name means ‘little fan’ and actually refers… Read More »Lapwing – Vanellus vanellus