Sheep eating grass

A white sheep eating green grass

Wollaton hall deer heads in the grass

Two deers at Wollaton Hall in Nottingham with their heads in the grass while they sit staring at the approaching photographer

Squirrel hiding behind a tree

A grey squirrel hiding behind a tree looking at the camera

Spring Squirrel

A squirrel shown standing on it's hind legs looking towards the camera

Brown and white cow at Baslow Edge

This brown and white cow at Baslow Edge in the Derbyshire Peak District kept an eye on the camera while happily munching away at the grass below.

Amber Foal Portrait

An portrait of an amber coloured foal (baby horse) backed by a field of green and yellow

Amber Foal Looking Forward

A young amber coloured foal staring at the camera with it's short mane blowing in the wind

Brown Horse Galloping Through The Snow

An image of a brown horse galloping through a field on a snowy morning

Deer scratching back

A deer scratching its back with its antler

Deer sitting in green grass

A lone deer sitting in green grass with its antlers high in the air

Lemur Orange Eyes

Looking into the eyes of a ring tailed lemur. It looks like there's a lot of thinking going on behind those eyes. Fun Lemur Fact - The females are socially dominant.

Gray squirrel stood upright eating a nut

A gray squirrel stood upright eating a nut from it's paws

Sleeping Prairie Dog

What better to do on a warm summer day than have a nap at the top of a dirt pile. That's exactly what this prairie dog was doing, happily soaking up the sun.

Highland cow eating close up

A close up of a highland cow eating grass at Baslow Edge in the Derbyshire Peak District

Highland cow having a scratch

A highland cow trying to get that itch and scratching with it's hind hoof at Baslow Edge Derbyshire

Highland Cattle feeding at Baslow Edge

A pair of highland cattle happily going about their day feeding on some grass at Baslow Edge in the Derbyshire Peak District.

Saying hello to a Highland Cow at Baslow Edge Black and White

While taking a series of photographs of this magnificent beast it became a little bit too inquisitive of what was happening and slowly came towards me. The horns on this highland cow breed (even though small compared to some others) soon become very apparent when they're right in your face, but these are very gentle and lovable animals and only come over to say hello.