Photos from a National Trust Stourhead First Light Photography session on Sunday 27 October 2024 between 730-9am.

Cake at the National Trust-owned Dudmaston, Shropshire.

The Peoples March, Washington DC

seen at Dorset Wildlife Trust's Sopley Common.

Photo by Pili

Ned, Thai and their young, Belle, Flick & Penny, our Asian Short-clawed Otters.

Asian Short-clawed otters have a very fast metabolism, it only takes 1 to 2 hours for food to pass through their bodies so they will need to be fed little and often, with 4 meals a day including a larger morning and afternoon feed with two smaller scatter feeds in between.

Cragside National Trust

Photo by: Chris Curl

Trust @ O'Skulligans, Brisbane, 09Jun22

(@trustbne)

All the butterflies at the Butterfly Farm are so tame! This little beauty stayed on my hand for a good 3 mins whilst I slowly walked around the huge green house.

Location: Butterfly Farm, Stratford Upon Avon.

Taken with: Lumix- DMC-G2

Edited with: Photoshop CS2

We were in a trust building process. That is why his/her look at me is a bit skeptic :-)

Verbena bonariensis with a backdrop of the front wall of The Vyne (National Trust)

Soul Doll Kuu

Stourhead is a 1,072-hectare estate at the source of the River Stour in the southwest of the English county of Wiltshire, extending into Somerset.

Taken in wildwood trust, kent

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Taken at Nostell Priory (National Trust) near Wakefield

Shot with Nikon D700 and 24-85mm Nikkor © Craig Richardson 2011. All rights reserved.

well :] i was bored so i decided to make this oh so depressing desktop, which btw IS my new desktop :D yay me.

5th April 2023

Sampling beer at Rock Bottom Brewery - Denver, CO

An afternoon at the Cat Survival Trust in Hertfordshire, UK. James Bryan and a snow leopard cub.

Chicago, IL

Rowallane gardens - National trust

The mighty Circle of Trust. Slayers of Britny Fox!

The Old Light at Sunset

The walls are covered in aluminium foil! How weird is that?

I am not sure but there is something re-assuring in the way this man looks. Or in the way he is. Something tender and wise.

Hawk Conservancy Trust

in the backyard I used to play in as a child.

Just before Sunday evening Mass, I noticed this mother insect laying her eggs on the window of the outer door. She occasionally turned her head to look at the people coming in, but continued her laborious donation with perfect trust that her young would be safe here.

Even the sparrow finds a home,

and the swallow a nest for herself,

where she may lay her young,

at thy altars, O Lord of hosts,

my King and my God.

Blessed are those who dwell in thy house,

ever singing thy praise!

(Psalm 84:3-4, RSV CE)