Hawfinch in cherry tree.
At long last I can announce that one of my images – Hawthorn in a Cherry Tree – has been Highly Commended in the “Habitat” section of the 2017 British Wildlife Photography Awards. That makes three Highly Commended awards, one each time I have entered! Not bad for a landscape photographer. (Removes tongue from cheek……….)
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About Jeremy Moore
Recently described as "Wales' leading environmental photographer"; based near Aberystwyth, and specialising in Welsh landscape and wildlife. He has published the Wild Wales / Cymru Wyllt range of postcards since 1987. His most recent book was "Wales at Waters Edge" (with Jon Gower) published in May 2012. The National Library of Wales has a large number of his prints in its Collection.
His exhibition "Bird/land" was shown at Aberystwyth Arts Centre from June until August 2016. It originally received support from the Arts Council of Wales. He is also working on a new book about Wales with the author Jon Gower, due for publication in autumn 2018.
Congratulations Jerry ……. you work hard at it, landscape or wildlife, you deserve it. Just been unsuccesfully trying to hook up with the current Hawfinch invasion as it happens …. maybe I should just drive to xxxxxxxx!
Thanks Brian. I was pleased, of course. I’ve censored your post to remove the name of the town concerned, just to be on the safe side. I’m kind of expecting quite a few inquiries about where it was taken but I shall refuse to answer them in the nicest possible way!
I wouldn’t mind catching up with a few of the hawfinch migrants myself. One was reported flying over Tal-y-bont and there have been quite a few records down in Pembs. Are they all coastal? If you fail maybe you should head over this way in spring next year?
Nice to hear from you.
jerry
Many congratulations Jerry!