Little Owl

The Little Owl was introduced to the UK in the 19th century. It can be seen in daylight hours, perch on a tree branch, telegraph pole, or a field line fence. When the owl is alarmed it bob its head up and down.

Hever Castle

Once home to Anne Boleyn, Queen of England married Henry The V111, only to get her head chop off

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Grab a spot of lunch

A fellow deer stag chewing on grass

Rannoch Moor

Scotland, Rannoch Moor, a barren moor, of peat bogs, tussock grasses, heather and mountains. Yet such a scenic place where photographers flock trying to capture its dramatic wild landscape.

Peregrine Falcon

Basildon Park

Basildon Park is a re-creation and restoration of the 18th Century mansion, brought back to life in the 1950s by Lord & Lady Lliffe and the collections include important 18th & 19th century paintings and antiques. The mansion is now owned by the National Trust, Lower Basildon, Reading, Berkshire.

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Goshawk

Head Shot of a Goshawk

Carrick Castle

A 15th Century a tower house on the West shore of Loch Goil, Argyll, Scotland. Records show that Mary Queen Of Scots was a guest of the castle in 1563. In 1685 during the rebellion against King James V11 the castle was badly damaged by bombardments from HMS Kingfisher. The castle was then passed to the Earl of Dunmore but was left in a ruinous condition. Today the castle is been restored, and is now a private home. The Royal Navy still use the Loch with ships and submarines.

Romsey Abbey

One of the Chapel inside the Abbey

A Change Of Colour