Witness the awe-inspiring flight of the Red Kite, a once-endangered species now soaring high in the skies of Wales and England. With its striking red feathers and distinct forked tail, this raptor spends most of its time hunting in the air. Captured in Mid Wales against a stunning backdrop of red skies and white clouds, this Red Kite is a true symbol of natural beauty and resilience.
A male Stonechat (Saxicola torquata) flying above gorse bushes with a grub in its beak. This image was captured on the coast at Amroth in Pembrokeshire, Wales.
A beautiful summer day at Tenby harbour. A receding high tide with a turquoise and crystal clear sea. Boats are moored inside the harbour walls. In the background colourful buildings surround the harbour and north beach. The harbour and surrounding scenery complete the idyllic setting, making it an inviting place to relax and take in the beauty of nature.
Coming out of the sand dunes on Llanddwyn island you are greeted with a beautiful beach. In the distance is Newborough Beach a vast expanse of sand stretching from Llanddwyn Island to the Menai Strait. The stunning scenery in every direction is backed by Newborough pine forest and the vast sandy dunes of Newborough Warren. In the background is the Snowdonia mountain range.
St Cwyfan’s Church, also known as the Church in the Sea, is a captivating medieval church situated on the tiny island of Cribnau. With a history dating back to the 12th century, it is a remarkable feat of architecture and engineering. Accessible only during low tide, this church stands as a testament to the resilience of faith. The church is still in active use today, serving as a beacon of hope and inspiration to all who visit.
The beautiful beach at Aberffraw in Anglesey. The tide is slowly rolling in on this glorious day. In the background is the Snowndonia mountain range. The sky is full of fluffy white clouds. The beach is empty and is a picture-perfect serenity of nature.
Broadhaven South in Pembrokeshire is a stunning wide sandy bay surrounded by dunes, cliffs, and crystal-clear waters. One of the best beaches in Wales, it boasts an iconic landmark, Church Rock, which protrudes from the sea, adding to the picturesque landscape. The beach is located inside the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, providing a clean and tranquil environment to relax and enjoy the stunning views.
Porthclais (also known as Porth Clais) is a small harbour and creek to the south coast of St David’s. It was once a trading port. Today it is popular with tourists, fishermen and small boat owners. A spring day with an array of flowers on the cliff bank of the harbour.
An amazing array of flowers adorning the cliff tops at St Justinian’ s on the Pembrokeshire coast. A tranquil day with a turquoise sea dotted with small boats on a beautiful spring day with the old and new lifeboat stations in the background.
Once on the brink of extinction, the Red Kite now dominates the skies with its impressive wingspan and forked tail. This stunning raptor is easily identified in flight, soaring gracefully over Mid Wales in search of prey. Against a vibrant red sky, this Red Kite embodies the beauty and power of nature.
