Grey-Wolf

Two ‘teddy bear looking’ oriental short-clawed otters bunched together in their ‘romp’, unlike most otters which live solitary lives. Credit to Enjyoable Cubes

Another Chaffinch stands lookout in the warm sunset in Castleton, Peak District.

A Chaffinch peeks down from his purch in a high tree, careful to not be caught out.

A common rabbit basks in the afternoon sun without a care in the world.

In the peak of summer, nature takes over all that it can hold. Courtesy of Enjoyable Cubes

Lush new growth sprouts up from the protection of another Sycamore tree.

A lone Wren chirps out in the distance to hear the call of his friends. This little guy was the highlight of our trip with his unmistakable call. Courtesy of Enjoyable Cubes

Beautiful resilient moss clings to every ‘nook and cranny’, over time becoming part of the wall itself.

‘Oooooh Gary! Look at the freshly cut grass!’ Two Jackdaw crows plot together on an open field. Courtesy of Enjoyable Cubes

Lovely shot from south of Castleton, Peak District. The ancient mountain, Mam Tor, stands proud behind the beautiful country cottages.

Emerging out in to the light at the Santa Maria caves in Comino, Malta.

Even when the sea bed is void of life, one look up and a huge amount of life appears.

Feeding time at the Santa Maria caves on Comino. The local fish have learn’t that when there’s divers, there’s plenty of food.

The front machine gun for the P29 wreck which until it’s decommission was in full use until an explosion put her out of service for the Maltese fleet and is now a proud wreck for marine life and divers alike.

The P29 wreck in the height of spring. The most ‘fluffy-est’ with flora the wreck will be all year allowing the new-born damsel fish a place to hide and play.

Another photo from the P29 in Malta. The wreck feels like It comes back to life with the divers bubbles.