Much of Warwickshire is made up of farmland, hedgerows and pasture, and this project follows the wildlife that lives in and around these working landscapes. From hares and deer in winter fields to summer bird activity and autumn migration, I am documenting how the countryside changes through the year.

Because I revisit the same routes throughout the seasons, this project shows the rhythms of local farmland in a way that single visits cannot. It also connects directly to my interest in how farming practices influence wildlife, and how landowners, conservation groups and volunteers work together to improve habitats.