Photographs, images and pictures – family photography blog
Picture of Common Frog In Garden.
We’ve been relatively lucky with frogs,we always seem to find them even though some of the places we’ve lived is surprising.When I was a child I spent most of my time in the garden and never saw one,now they keep popping up every where-not that I mind though I’m very fond of frogs and in some cultures are said to bring you good luck.
Photographer: Marie
Picture of Penguin House.
It’s meant to be a penguin house but my youngest thinks it looks like he’s just been to the John 
Photographer: Marie
Picture of Peeking Seal.
Snapped this photo just as the seal came up for air, and it looked right at me.
Photographer: Marie
Picture of Mountain Goat.
A sleepy mountain goat at Natureland-Seal Sanctuary in Skegness
Photographer: Marie
Picture of Mating Frogs.
This is the same picture as the photograph entitled: Common Frog in water, just from a different angle.
Photographer: Marie
My husband found this little toad in the back yard, he was moving some wood that had been there some years when he discovered it. There was also the biggest garden spider we had ever seen, but my son couldn’t get a clear image of it.
Photo of Toad in the Garden.
Photographer: Cameron captured this photograph
Found these 2 little star fish clinging onto a rock on the beach in a pool of water.
Photograph of Star Fish on Rock.
Photographer: Marie captured this photo
This cute baby seal was one of the rescue pups the Seal Sanctuary in Skegness rescues each year. He was being cared for in the nursery when I took this photograph, he decided to look at us every which way he could before I managed to shoot this pic of him looking at us upside down.
Very funny
Photo of Funny Seals View.
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.
Photographer: Marie captured this photograph
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.
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.
None of us had ever seen one of these before. I didn’t even know they could have that many arms.
Picture of 12 Finger Star Fish.
Photographer: Marie captured this image
Water Voles are an endangered species in Britain, their numbers are dwindling fast due to Mink and depletion of habitat so this was an amazing sight when we went to a Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve in Skegness and saw our first ever Water Vole.
I had always pictured the Water Vole to be small like a common Vole,
Picture of Water Vole.
but they are quite large about as big as your palm. We got to watch this one for over 10 minutes before it realised we where there and swam away.
