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Author Archives: Rafał
Sitnica
February 2021, Sitnica, Poland
February 2021, Sitnica, Poland
February 2021, Sitnica, Poland
February 2021, Sitnica, Poland
Frozen world
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February 2021, Sopot, Poland
February 2021, Sopot, Poland
February 2021, Sopot, Poland
February 2021, Hel Peninsula, Poland
February 2021, Hel Peninsula, Poland
February 2021, Hel Peninsula, Poland
February 2021, Hel Peninsula, Poland
February 2021, Hel Peninsula, Poland
February 2021, Hel Peninsula, Poland
February 2021, Hel Peninsula, Poland
February 2021, Jurata, Poland
February 2021, Jurata, Poland
Lake Bachotek
February 2021, Lake Bachotek, Brodnica, Poland
February 2021, Lake Bachotek, Brodnica, Poland
February 2021, Lake Bachotek, Brodnica, Poland
February 2021, Lake Bachotek, Brodnica, Poland
February 2021, Lake Bachotek, Brodnica, Poland
February 2021, Lake Bachotek, Brodnica, Poland
February 2021, Lake Bachotek, Brodnica, Poland
Lake Robotno
February 2021, Lake Robotno, Brodnica, Poland
February 2021, Lake Bachotek, Brodnica, Poland
February 2021, Lake Robotno, Brodnica, Poland
February 2021, Lake Robotno, Brodnica, Poland
February 2021, Lake Robotno, Brodnica, Poland
“Busy” London during COVID-19
January 2021, Bank, City of London, UK
January 2021, Bank, City of London, UK
January 2021, Tower of London, London, UK
January 2021, Tower of London, London, UK
January 2021, Bank, City of London, UK
January 2021, Tower of London, London, UK
January 2021, Camary Wharf, London, UK
January 2021, Camary Wharf, London, UK
2021
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
January 2021, Isle of Dogs, London, UK
At the Bridge
December 2020. River Thames @ Rainham Mashes, London, UK
December 2020. River Thames @ Rainham Mashes, London, UK
December 2020. River Thames @ Rainham Mashes, London, UK
Konik ponies – Burwell Fen ( Cambridgeshire)
The Konik (Polish: konik polski or konik biłgorajski) or the Polish primitive horse is a pony breed from Poland that lives semi-feral in some regions. The Polish word konik (plural koniki) is the diminutive of koń, the Polish word for “horse” (sometimes confused with kuc, kucyk meaning “pony”). However, the name “konik” or “Polish konik” is used to refer to certain specific breeds. Koniks show many primitive markings, including a dun coat and dorsal stripe.
Koniks in the U.K. were placed in Wicken Fen near Cambridge by the National Trust. Due to the efforts of the Wildwood Trust, a charity which operates the Wildwood Discovery Park, and the Kent Wildlife Trust, Koniks also now live on several additional reserves, including the Stodmarsh National Nature Reserve, Ham Fen National Nature Reserve, Whitehall Meadow, Sandwich Bay, and Park Gate Down. In addition, the Suffolk Wildlife Trust introduced Polish Koniks for grazing as part of a broad restoration project of the Redgrave and Lopham Fen. Sussex Wildlife Trust have recently introduced a small herd in and around the Mount Caburn nature reserve.The RSPB have introduced koniks to Minsmere, Blacktoft Sands reserve and to Portmore Lough, Northern Ireland. In 2016 Koniks were introduced to Floodplains Forest Nature Reserve in Milton Keynes by the Parks Trust.
December 2020, Burwell Fen, Cambridgeshire, UK
December 2020, Burwell Fen, Cambridgeshire, UK
December 2020, Burwell Fen, Cambridgeshire, UK
December 2020, Burwell Fen, Cambridgeshire, UK
December 2020, Burwell Fen, Cambridgeshire, UK
Christmas Around the Corner
November 2020, Isle of Dogs, London, UK