Location: Nottingham
Nottingham Caribbean Carnival, July 2007

Photos from the Caribbean Carnival around the Old Market Square
Fox

For some time now my parents have spotted foxes in their suburban garden, and so while I'm staying with them I've been putting food out to try to see them for myself. Sure enough, we have what appears to be a breeding pair venturing in at around the same time every night, just as it's getting dark. There definitely seems to be a male and female, often coming into the garden separately but also occasionally at the same time. However, we haven't seen any young yet, which may be due to the trickiness of getting through our fence (the hole is quite high up).
These foxes have been seen jumping from a standing start up on to an ivy-covered chickenwire fence, and balancing on the top before jumping down. One of them also appears to sleep on the roof of our shed when the weather's sunny, which would require some ivy-climbing prowess.
More Nottingham Sunsets

Just a few more colourful sunsets from my home city.
Nottingham, 2004

Miscellaneous trips around Nottingham, including a bike rally, a trip up to the Castle after part of the wall collapsed, and Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem
Nottingham, Winter 2003-2004

Miscellaneous shots from around Nottingham, including: around the Council House at Christmas; snow in the garden; and some industrial buildings around the canal down to Meadow Lane.
Waxwings, Nottingham 2004

Pictures taken just behind the Carlton Road Library in Nottingham. The light was lousy - it had snowed a few days before and was threatening to again - but although dark the images seem to have come out quite well.
Nottingham Sunsets, 2003

More sunsets over Nottingham, this time from 2003.
RSPB

An RSPB local group Autumn Fair kind of thing
Pond

The contents of the old pond
Nottingham, Autumn-Winter 2002

Back in Nottingham for Christmas, a walk around the Lace Market before the tram works started, then down to the Council House to look at the Christmas market. Finally a quick side trip to the railway station down to the canal.