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Marten hunting
May 2021 (Finistère, France)

After passing over a tree trunk lying next to me, this Marten chased a rodent and ate it right in front of me on this moss stump. Meeting the Marten is always something incredible...

A mother of two children
April 2021 (Finistère, France)

I was preparing this image for several months. I really wanted to capture the conditions in which we observe badgers most of the time, in the dark, only distinguishing their white mask and the noise of their grooming session.

Bank vole on its observation post
March 2021 (Finistère, France)

This vole came regularly to watch the surroundings from its burrow, and seemed to accept my presence.

Gulls on a snowy day in Brittany
February 2021 (Finistère, France)

That day, it was an incredible morning with heavy snow showers on the Brittany coast line, I couldn't miss this opportunity to photograph this unusual situation making the coastal landscape unbelievable. I immediately went to lie down on the foreshore among shorebirds, that's where I was able to capture these two gulls.

Chamois under snow
January 2021 (Ain, France)

I had the chance to spend a few minutes with this Chamois after a day of walking under falling snow. A few days later, I found fresh prints and urine of Lynx at this place...

Chaffinch under hail
December 2020 (Ain, France)

I had the chance to photograph this finch under a short hail shower during a snow day, the light and conditions were amazing.

Green-winged teals at sunset
November 2020 (Finistère, France)

I realized this image after 12 consecutive hours of blind in the water. Not disturbing the animals is a very important thing, in the case of water blinds I try as much as possible to arrive before sunrise and leave after sunset. Spending many hours close to animals, living at their own rhythm, is a key to capture rare moments.

First calls of the day
October 2020 (Finistère, France)

The autumn migration period is impressive on the islands of Brittany, here in Molène, a lot of birds stop to rest and feed.