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When Lemurs catch your eye, you are in for an absolute treat, as they give you as much time as you need to capture their absolute zen like beauty.
They are a strepsirrhine primate, so whilst it is a close cousin to monkeys, they arent regarded as a true monkey.
Photographed at the Ark wildlife park, Stickney, Lincolnshire
This was a much needed attempt at distraction with my camera and these gorgeous animals at the Ark wildlife centre really did go above and beyond. I love this cat!! How cool is this pose!!
He did of course used to be a pet so he's used to being photographed.
Portrait of myself with my dear departed shadow... Lolha
Lolha was such a happy girl. I was so blessed. Photographed in a local meadow in Lincolnshire. I am so glad she got to enjoy the country in her final few years.
It's been a while since I posted one of my Tenrecs. Banksy was up and about and waiting for her worms so I got her out for a little photo shoot. She has gained some weight though. Quite rotund. Usually from September onwards, they eat me out of house and home, preparing for brumation... she's not quite ready for brumation though!! All these heatwaves are definitely making them all hungry though.
Banksy weighs about 180g. Photographed on a sunflower.
In memoriam.
It's been a long while since I saw this incredible North Chinese Leopard. I have sadly only just heard of his passing last year. RIP Ta'iri, you were always such a pleasure to capture on my camera.
Such a shy African Civet... but she also gave me the luxury of a few seconds to capture her epic beauty.
Photographed with oodles of patience at the Ark wildlife centre.
She is SO beautiful.
I love to hang out here, only on quiet days, in the hope that one of them will take a careful look at the outside world.
Photographed at the Ark wildlife park, Stickney, Lincolnshire
Her face was in her incredible breakfast salad but I stayed in one place, in the hope she would come up for air... and come up for air she did!!
Photographed at the Ark wildlife centre a few days ago
Meet Echo. She is 11 and has been at the Ark since it opened. In fact Jamie had to hand feed her as she lost her mother. She is a wonderful fixture at the Ark and loves visitors. She behaves more like a dog than a Lynx.
A photographer's dream!
Mono low key version of two of my absolute favourite animals at the Ark wildlife centre, Stickney, Lincolnshire.
I visited late in the morning and was delighted to see them enjoying their enrichment.
Harvest mice are so tiny and weigh so little, (about 4g) that negotiating a dandylion stalk is a walk in the park for them. This little sweetie wasnt tiny enough not to disturb the dandylion seeds though...
Photographed at British wildlife centre
Two very charming Otter cubs, Mary Kate and Ashley
Bane and Morgan's lush offspring! So curious and so cheeky!
Photographed at British wildlife centre, UK
Taken at the Frelinghuysen Arboretum, this macro shot proves that even in New Jersey, nature can produce something genuinely velvet-textured and delicate. There's something quietly humbling about pressing a lens this close to a bloom and realizing how much beauty exists at a scale we normally ignore.
All my dogs are currently blowing their coat, so they don't look their best, but the joy in my young girl's face says it all really.
This lovely cat loves the camera!!
Photographed at the Ark wildlife park, Lincolnshire
This cutie is one of two pups born to Bane and Morgan. Both girls, they have been called Mary-Kate and Ashley.
When Bane knows there is fish on the menu, he is THERE, as fast as otterly possible!!
Galloping Bane photographed at British wildlife centre. He is the proud father of two cute girls!
Red Squirrel photographed at British wildlife centre, UK
