Predate Collection

Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) catching trout, Rothiemurchus estate, Cairngorms, Scotland, UK, July

A black and white portrait of a dominant male kalahari lion (Panthera leo) at first light with breath shimmering on a cold foggy morning, Kalahari Desert, South Africa, Africa, South Africa

Kalahari lion (Panthera leo) at first light with breath shimmering on a cold foggy morning, South Africa, Kalahari Desert

African Lion (Panthera leo) male portrait, Kenya, Masai Mara

African Lioness (Panthera leo) draping her back leg affectionately over her cub, Kenya, Masai Mara

Lion (Panthera leo) cub walking in tall grass, Kenya, Masai Mara National Reserve

Black winged Stilts chase a Black Kite which has taken one of there chicks. Coto Donana, Spain

English Country Dancing
ENGLISH COUNTRY DANCING at the York Summer Festival. Dances 1st published in 1651 by John Playford but obviously predate this. Danced at Court, Assemblies and village greens

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Nature's majesty unfolds in two vastly different worlds: the rugged landscapes of Scotland and the wild savannas of Africa. Witness the Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) of Rothiemurchus Estate, Cairngorms, Scotland, gracefully diving for trout, while in the African sun, a dominant male Kalahari lion (Panthera leo) roars, his breath shimmering on a cold foggy morning. In Kenya's Masai Mara, an African lioness (Panthera leo) shows affection to her cub, and a young lion cub (Panthera leo) explores the tall grasses. Meanwhile, in the icy Antarctic Peninsula, an Antarctic Petrel (Thalassoica antarctica) takes flight, escaping the watchful eyes of predators. Back in warmer climes, English country dancers bring a touch of human connection to the natural world, reminding us that we too are part of this intricate web of life.