Animal Photography

A Gallery of Squirrel pictures I took in Autumn 2009 at Tower Gardens in Skegness.

Image of Grey Squirrels.

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Photographer: Marie snapped this photo

I like this image it makes you cock your head.

Photo of Squirrel Peeking over Branch.

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Photographer: Marie took this image

Photograph of Baby Rabbit and Baby Black Bird.

Caught these two sweet babies together on camera in spring, the baby black bird wasn’t being cooperative though and only got it’s back-side

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Photographer: Marie captured this photo

Photograph of Common Frog in Water.

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Photographer: Marie captured this photo

Found these 2 little star fish clinging onto a rock on the beach in a pool of water.

Photograph of Star Fish on Rock.

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Photographer: Marie captured this photo

This squirrel is so cute eating his conker, his little cheeks are all puffed up .

Photograph of Squirrel Eating Nuts in Tree.

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Photographer: Marie captured this photo

A baby rabbit in skeggy

Photo of Tower Gardens Baby Rabbit.

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Photographer: Marie captured this photograph

Picture of Stretched Out Rabbit.

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Photographer: Marie captured this image

There’s not that many rabbits in Tower Gardens in Skegness and I’ve snapped so many photos of them that they just look at me at now and don’t run away when I whip out my camera for another photograph.

It was a very muggy and hot evening when I took this picture and the rabbit was just chilling under a bush

It was a really windy day when I took this picture, the branches of the tree got blown just at the right time when I took the gray squirrel photo, which makes it more of an interesting image, not to mention cute – the squirrel was trying to use the swinging leaves as cover to hide from me and my camera.

Photo of Gray Squirrel.

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Photographer: Marie took this picture

The sea had uncovered a hidden rock pool it was full of crab, star fish and shrimp, 2 months later it had been covered up again. I love the ever changing land scape of the coast there’s always something new to see.

Photo of Red Legged Crab.

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Photographer: Marie captured this photograph

You can occasionally see rabbits on Tower Gardens. At the moment there aren’t that many rabbits only a small family but I’m sure that’ll change soon enough. I have no idea how they got onto Tower Gardens, they must have made there way from either Gibraltar point, the boating lake or from the back of the beach in North Parade.

Image of Skegness Tower Gardens Rabbit.

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Photographer: Marie snapped this photo

I have no idea if these star fish got washed up into this pool on there own, or if it was due to human intervention. What I can tell you is that it was on the same day we saw the 12 finger star fish and that there were several groupings along the stretch of beach in this pool as many as 9 in one group we saw.

Image of Four Star Fish.

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Unfortunately my camera ran out of batteries so couldn’t take any pictures of the others There were a lot of star fish groups along the mile stretch of water so either someone had been very busy or there was another reason.