I recently attended a wild cat photography day run by "Photographers on Safari" at the Cat Survival Trust near Welwyn (England). It gave great access, with only one layer of fencing between me and the cats (care needed to be taken as smaller cat breeds have no trouble fitting a paw and claws through the fence!). It was particularly lovely to see a Leopard Cat up close - I have a Bengal at home, a breed which has Leopard Cat genes in the mix. I've posted a few of my favourite photos from the day here already, and will likely post more - you can see the full set of my favourite shots here on flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/furlined/sets

I'd like to say hello to the new watchers who found me via the DD of Mosi, one of the UKWCT wolves. As you may have seen from my gallery I mostly upload photos of cats, cars and wolves, although I do like variety so try to mix it up a bit with some other stuff (and I try not to over do it on any one subject). It was a real delight to see that one of my photos of Mosi, got a Daily Deviation - she is beautiful and I'm pleased I managed to do her justice in that shot and that it reached a wider audience (hopefully a few more people have now heard about the UKWCT as a result). It was great to see her, Torak and Duma on my wolf walk this year (my