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old photos
Looking through old photos from last year, reprocessing a few. Can you spot the cub? What about all three? Have a look at www.berathreesixfive.tumblr.com too.
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nut eating rodent
I don’t see these guys so often anymore, but I found this one lurking in my archive.
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love
This is why I love my job. When will it be spring again? Wake up bears! I may have published this photo before but it just helps to sum up the place I love from my point of view.
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gary
Gary came to visit at low tide, just a few meters from the lodge as I sat at my desk. Looking skinny; roll on salmon season.
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water bear
not finding anytime to go through photos or share a thing. Here is one from a few weeks ago that I edited quickly at the time…
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Farasuto Community Forest
I visited The Gambia in 2012 and again in 2013. I was moved in both occasions by the smallest fragment of forest on the edge of a little, slightly out of the way community. The forest is only a few...
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The beautiful, Lenore
The lodge where I do my research was featured in The Daily Telegraph (I even get a mention!).
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wild wolf
I think I had a tear in my eye when I took this photo, we watched the wolf, head across the beach towards us. When he saw us he hesitated for a second and then came right over to have a quick look....
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bears & I
People always ask me; how close the bears get… Does this answer your question? HOLD ON, wait, no it does not! these are pictures taken at two different times and stuck next to each other by my remote...
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two become one
Just to explain a little further the images from that have and will appear more here over the coming weeks. They are part of my Ph.D work and just close the temporal gap between my use of the trails...
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