This Lemur isn’t actually giving the finger, he broke it and now it’s forced straight, but it is quite amusing to
Rude Lemur
Elephant taking a mud bath
Elephants throw dirt on themselves to protect themselves from insects and as a bit of sunblock. We captured this one doing just that at the back of her enclosure during a trip to Woburn
Post op Millie the Dog
Our dog ruptured her cruciate ligament tearing around in the long grass a couple of weeks ago; she’s looking pretty sorry for herself tonight after her
Asian Elephant Eye
Weighing between 3 and 5 tonnes these amazing animals are quite spectacular. We were lucky enough to get up close and personal with them on a recent trip to the safari
Foreboding door (Knole House, Kent)
Walking alongside Knole House we spotted this eerie looking rear entrance (ahem) and the dancing shadows from the trees in the wind in front of
Deer in the grass (Knole House, Kent)
A doe lazing against the walls of the National Trust’s Knole House in Kent getting out of the