A spectacular Great White Egret touches its reflection with a wingtip at the Lago di Alviano.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Thrilled to see the extreme features of this Hawfinch in a forest clearing in Italy.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
A magnificent Great Skua, seconds before it took flight and attacked me, on the Orkney island of Westray.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
An Owlfly in Italy: Body of hornet, Wings of dragonfly, Antennae of butterfly, Tail of earwig.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/Entomology
“A Puffin’s work is never done.” An Atlantic Puffin cleaning its burrow on the Orkney island of Westray.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
A Black Guillemot lands a Butterfish for its family on the Orkney island of Westray last summer.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
A 1,000 year old ironing board made of whalebone found in a Viking ship burial of a woman in her 70s on the Orkney island of Sanday in 1991.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
A Tystie with a Topknot. A Black Guillemot with a Norwegian Topknot on the Orkney Island of Westray. The fish doesn’t look too happy about it.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Here’s a manuport. This pebble was picked from the beach 5,000 years ago by one of our neolithic ancestors and brought to their village in what is now the Orkney island of Westray. It’s next to a stone-lined basin. People heated up this stone in their fire and then plunged it into water to boil it.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Part of my Puffin Portraits series of Atlantic Puffins on the Orkney Island of Westray from this summer.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
A Wren on the cliffs, with the North Sea far below, on the Orkney island of Westray.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
A Great Cormorant drying itself on the upturned wreck of a boat in the middle of the River Tiber in city centre Rome.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
A baby Coot on The Regent’s Park lake. The next day, it had been eaten.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Incredible bright orange enamel on the teeth of this Coypu (Nutria), a giant South American rodent, living wild in Italy.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
All Limpets start life as neuters and develop into males at about a year old. When they get to between 4 to 7 years old about a third of them turn into females. What a crazy, crazy life.5yr ⋅ theHALLofEINAR ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
