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A culmination of wet and windy weather ensured the squirrels didn't come too close on this day. Photographed at British wildlife centre on a long lens.
Ted the fox, just lifting his head up during an afternoon snooze. He was in good posing form!!
Photographed at British wildlife centre
Such a lovely Otter to photograph. Taken at British wildlife centre, UK
Harvest mouse framed in common corn grass at British wildlife centre
The very handsome and highly alert Basil, photographed at British wildlife centre, UK
I mean.. who doesnt love a Fox??
A very wet morning! Captured from a distance as the sun breaks through the wet branches....
Photographed at British wildlife centre, UK
Bane the Otter getting to us as fast as he can manage... which is actually quite speedy..!
Photographed at British wildlife centre, UK
There is never a dull minute!! Harvest mouse photographed at British wildlife centre.
Wishing everybody a Happy Earth Day!!
She's still very much baby faced and lives with Bane at the British Wildlife Centre. Desperately hoping that there might be a pitter patter of otterly adorable little ones before long!!
The boy is moulting and he manages to look a whole lot younger in the process!! Basil is extraordinary at holding a pose. Photographed at British Wildlife Centre, UK
This beauty is very good at holding a pose!! Otto the Otter photographed in high alert, at British Wildlife Centre.
This is Basil who is moulting! Always sociable and always happy to pose. Photographed at British Wildlife Centre
Lesser Tenrec Azizi happily climbing a strawberry mountain. He is very different from my other Tenrecs as he tends to look straight at the lens.
Lesser Tenrec Azizi navigating a mini strawberry mountain and looking delighted with himself. His teeth are teeny tiny but you can see them!!
Lesser Tenrec Azizi, photographed with his cork tunnel. Tenrecs love tunnels for the darkness and to climb amongst, for much needed enrichment.
Photographed indoors in natural light, to keep him warm.
Mattie Photographed indoors using natural light, as he is used to warm temperatures.
I have two male tenrecs and Mattie is my oldest. He's almost 6 now and without a doubt, any one who knows the breed would instantly tell that Mattie is male. Male Tenrecs have very puffy eyes, which also milk if they smell females at this time of year. Both of my males have puffy eyes and a wide forehead and smaller nose.
Nevertheless when they are much younger, it's trickier to sex them and their DNA has to be sent to a lab in Europe to know for sure.
Mattie photographed indoors using natural light only.
Taken on the morning after a friend's wedding before heading back home to London. There were a herd of Alpaca's in a field next to the country house we were staying at. It was pouring with rain but they didnt care and I was besotted with them. It would have been rude not to pass some time with them, even if we all did get a bit damp.
Banksy is a 4 year old Lesser Tenrec who really knows her own mind when it comes to aesthetics....
Azizi, the Lesser Tenrec just being.... Azizi!
100mm Macro image taken in his viv in low key, using natural light