Dave Kinder
From robins perched high up in frost covered trees to roe deer frolicking upon snowcapped hills, last month's competition entries perfectly encapsulated our festive theme.
After much consideration, Dave Kinder was selected as the winner of December’s competition.
Dave Kinder
Our judge loved this photograph because of its "characterful and charming quality". It captures one of the festive seasons favourite characters, with our judge commenting:
"The depiction of this robin perched upon a snow-covered fence post highlights this much-loved bird’s vibrant colour and feisty character."
Craig Smith
In second place is Craig Smith. Our judge stated that:
"This wonderful winter scene captures the joyful spirit of Christmas and the delightful wildlife that thrives even amidst the cold. This photograph of two roe deer frolicking upon the snow-covered hills of Tockholes is both charming and endearing."
Christine Kearns
Finally in third place is Christine Kearnes. Our judge proclaimed that:
"The bright colour of the blue tits and coal tit, offset against the snow-covered landscape makes this image jump off the screen. The detail in this photo makes it look like a perfectly composed Christmas card scene."
What do you think?
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January’s competition is currently open and has the theme of ‘Mammal Magic’. As per 2021 rule changes, photographs can be taken anywhere in the Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside region and are not limited to Lancashire Wildlife Trust nature reserves.
The deadline for entries is 11:59 pm on 31/1/2022. To enter, email photocomp@lancswt.org.uk (a maximum of three photos per person) or click the button below.
