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Anna's Gallery
My completed artwork
Gotherage Plantation
Bretton Clough
Many butterflies and flying insects, unfortunately we didn't identify them, a Raven and Kestrel were regularly circling alongside gliders and at the start a cuckoo calling
Wind Hill road to Mortimer lane
We call this wood wild, but thats just the atmosphere of contorted Beech trees and hunkered down Oaks
A willow warbler was the song to this painting
A willow warbler was the song to this painting
Rutted Road to Bretton Clough
A place of tired walkers enjoying the views and many flowers in the verges
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Abney Low
Sheep and Jackdaws kept us company whilst the Cuckoo and the Willow Warbeler entertained
Stanage Farm
- Bretton Clough
For Farmer Jack and his sheep who were intrigued by the resident painter and dogs
Swallows and Swifts dominated here though a kestrel and Buzzard also visited
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Swallows and Swifts dominated here though a kestrel and Buzzard also visited
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Moscar Moors
The sky was full of Swallows and the occasional Kestrel
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Longstone Moor White Peak
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Bach wen Dolmen
North Wales
Stanton Drew
Exploded May
Inside the hedge many birds lived
Smeekley Wood
Look the other way and its all gone
Swallow over Loxley Valley
Towards Holdworth
Stanage from Denis Knoll
Towards Ughill
Hatfield Works
Sheffield Canal
Callow Bank farm Derbyshire
Plane Tree General Cemetery Sheffield
My local favorite tree
Smeekley Wood
Path no longer accessible, most of the wood now gone
Dwarddin Plantation Broomhead
A stunning plantation near Broomhead Reservoir, now mostly gone
Crossbills a plenty
on Loan
Crossbills a plenty
on Loan
Stanage Edge
In a Quiet Wood, Redmires Plantation
Full of life but now cut down
Many Long Tailed tits, Coal tits, Bullfinch, Treecreeper, Greater Spotted Woodpecker and Crossbill visited us here.
Many Long Tailed tits, Coal tits, Bullfinch, Treecreeper, Greater Spotted Woodpecker and Crossbill visited us here.
Roche Abbey
re- landscaped by Capability Brown
A regular Kingfisher and Green woodpecker were our companions here
A regular Kingfisher and Green woodpecker were our companions here
Firsby reservoir
A kingfisher and swimming Grass snake claimed this place as home
Winding Road to Low Bradfield
Part of the Tour De France/Yorkshire, Should really have a cyclist coming up the hill
Uphill - Weston-Super-Mare
Towards St Nicholas Church
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