Great British Wildlife & Nature

Great British Wildlife & Nature “Wildlife & nature photographer based in South Lincolnshire, UK 📷
Capturing real moments of British wildlife from marshes to woodland.

Follow my journey as I turn passion into a profession 🌿”

Look what appeared tonight… 🦎I spotted this tiny gecko clinging to the wall after dark here in Tunisia.Those little feet...
10/06/2026

Look what appeared tonight… 🦎

I spotted this tiny gecko clinging to the wall after dark here in Tunisia.
Those little feet are incredible — perfectly designed for climbing walls while it hunts insects at night.

It’s amazing how much wildlife appears when you slow down and start looking properly.

Have you ever spotted one of these on holiday?

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Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!Sue Liderth, Cyril Morris, Emma Louise Anness, Alison Park...
10/06/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Sue Liderth, Cyril Morris, Emma Louise Anness, Alison Parker, Carolyn Mellor, Derek Finney, DebsPaul Dunstall, Carol Anne Smart, Martyn Young, Eileen Johnstone, Stuart Victor Putley, Russ Teale, Silvia Gal, Jean Purdom, David Cook, David McGough, Michelle Wallis, Wayne Hawkins, Maggie Semmens, Peter Hunt, Graeme Berry, Lewis Jackson, Jane Kewley, Dean Marsh, John Fitzsimmonds, Sara Butcher, Kirsteen Freer, Andy Fairhurst, Karen Malloy, Simon Smith, Carol Grainger, Sonya James, Lee Malone, Anna Baugh, Jim Elder, Dave Jones, Liz Buttolph, Jo Yates, Nick Brooks, Duncan Moody, Maria Allen, Jo Wood, Darren Richardson, Stefan Kossack, Oliver Lewis, Kelly Ann, Jane Hunt, Laurence Vincent Manuel Pellicano, Diana Audley, Andie Jay

🐸 We stopped in our tracks…After dinner this evening, Susan and I went for a walk along the beach expecting a peaceful e...
09/06/2026

🐸 We stopped in our tracks…

After dinner this evening, Susan and I went for a walk along the beach expecting a peaceful end to the day.

Then, out of nowhere, two tiny toads appeared and started hopping across the sand right in front of us.

At first, I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. Toads on a beach? It seemed such an unusual place to find them.

I managed to photograph one before both disappeared into the darkness.

After a bit of research, they appear to be young North African Green Toads, but what I still can’t work out is why they were on the beach in the first place.

Perhaps they were hunting insects, travelling from nearby gardens, or simply taking advantage of the cooler evening temperatures.

Whatever the reason, it was another reminder that wildlife can turn up in the most unexpected places if you slow down and pay attention.

Have you ever come across wildlife somewhere you least expected to find it? 👀

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07/06/2026

🌴 I stepped outside expecting sunshine… and found another pair of birds enjoying the hotel grounds.

These beautiful Laughing Doves have been spending time together around the gardens here in Tunisia. While most people are heading for the beach, I’ve been keeping an eye on the wildlife hiding in plain sight.

Every day seems to bring a new discovery—from Spotted Flycatchers feeding their young to these lovely doves quietly going about their day.

Nature really is everywhere if you take the time to look.

Question:

Have you ever spotted unexpected wildlife while on holiday? 🦅🌴

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06/06/2026

🎉 3,000 Followers! 🎉

A few months ago this page didn’t exist.

Today we’ve reached 3,000 wildlife and nature lovers, and I honestly can’t thank you enough for following along on this journey.

From hedgehogs visiting the pond, to birds discovering the wildlife garden, to wildlife photography adventures across the UK and now Tunisia, it’s been amazing sharing these moments with all of you.

The best part? This is only the beginning.

Thank you for every like, comment, share and bit of encouragement. It means more than you know.

What wildlife would you most like to see featured on the page next? 🦔🐦🦋

06/06/2026

He appeared out of nowhere… 👀

Last night in Tunisia I stepped out onto the balcony expecting a quiet evening, when this beautiful Spotted Flycatcher landed right beside me on the railing.

For a few moments we simply shared the view together. No fear, no rush—just one of those wildlife encounters that makes you stop and appreciate nature.

The Spotted Flycatcher is a summer visitor that feeds almost entirely on flying insects, often launching from a perch to catch its prey before returning to the same spot.

It’s amazing what you can find when you slow down and look around, even from your hotel balcony.

Have you ever had wildlife come this close to you on holiday?

📍 Hammamet, Tunisia

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Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎Anne Elizabeth Wedderburn, Carol Leheup, Kath Simm, Stephen Driver, Jay Thomas, Pa...
03/06/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎

Anne Elizabeth Wedderburn, Carol Leheup, Kath Simm, Stephen Driver, Jay Thomas, Paula Sinclair, Brian Simm, Andrew Firth, David Morfitt, Marilyn Connor, Edwin Dootson

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community, fans

🌿✨ A Dream Taking Shape ✨🌿A few months ago, this was just a garden.Today, it feels like a living, breathing wildlife san...
03/06/2026

🌿✨ A Dream Taking Shape ✨🌿

A few months ago, this was just a garden.

Today, it feels like a living, breathing wildlife sanctuary.

Tonight, as I looked out across the wildflowers, listened to the evening birdsong, and watched two goldfinches drinking from the pond for the very first time, I genuinely had to stop and take it all in.

Every flower, every tree, every stone and every pond plant was placed here with the hope that nature might one day find a home.

Now it’s happening.

The wildflowers are beginning to burst into colour, bees are everywhere, birds are discovering the pond, hedgehogs are visiting under the cover of darkness, and every day seems to bring a new surprise.

What amazes me most is how quickly nature responds when you simply give it a chance.

This little patch of garden has become something far bigger than I ever imagined. It’s become a place of wonder, a place where I can slow down, watch, learn and reconnect with the natural world.

I’ll be honest… I’m finding it hard to get anything else done lately because every time I look outside, something new is happening. 😄

And the exciting part?

This is only the beginning.

The plants are still growing, new wildlife is still arriving, and I can’t wait to share every step of the journey with you all.

Sometimes the most incredible wildlife experiences aren’t found in faraway places…

Sometimes they’re waiting right outside your window. 🌿🦔🐦💚

What wildlife would you love to attract into your own garden? 👇✨

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Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!Lisa Davies, Nigel Berry, Laraine Hannah, Kim Runicles, Am...
03/06/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Lisa Davies, Nigel Berry, Laraine Hannah, Kim Runicles, Amanda Patrick, Stuart Jefferies, Tracy Jervis, Sally Simons, Jacqui Sweeting, Nick Mellor, Charley Beer, Cliff W Jones, Susan Jones, Steve Mackrill, Nertil Viola Ledjon, Joe Darnell, Hayley Richardson, Joce Zlatkov, Rosiane Skrupskelis, Noelene Keedle, Ginger Nettle, Gill Hall, Lee Kanu, Dot Wears, John Joseph Mchugh, David Snaith, Michael King, Phil Wildish, Jean Smith, Yolanda Domínguez, Stella Mcniell, Sport Physio Rehab, Gene Hank, David Tillson, Teresa Glennon, Ralph Oakley, Alan Short, Sarah Allison, Steve Davies, Robert Bailey, Nige Archer, Merrill Springall, Carol Leese, Elizabeth Taylor, Arthur Joy, Mathew Holland, Jonathan Sutcliffe-Bland, Julie Bentley, Jess Lake, Jamie Loosley

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