Your Photos

Amazing wildlife moments can happen anywhere at any time and we want you to be our eyes.

If you capture a wonderful wildlife moment, or a stunning landscape on a camera or mobile phone, then please send it to us using the form below. Your images help to illustrate the wonderful biodiversity of Wiltshire and showcase what’s happening in the county.

Grass Snake - Natrix natrix

Grass Snake in garden pond, Kate Brewin/ WWT

It was spotted swimming in a garden pond. "When I first saw it the whole of the body was visible but then it disappeared underwater. It popped it’s head up a couple of times from under the lily pads!"

To send in your photos fill out the form below where you will be able to upload your images. Image Requirements: Maximum file size: 30MB, file type: jpg, gif

If you experience any trouble with the form, email us at brc@wiltshirewildlife.org

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Take a look at other recent images that have been sent in to us

Great Tit sitting on a nest 26/04/2010 by Susan Allen from her nest box camera. Read more

A Badger cub taken in spring

Otter taken by Bob Pegler on 20/11/2009 at Downton Sewage works

Hedgehogs feeding in a back garden. Taken by Tony Coultiss in November 2009

Caroline Simpson of Highworth, took these great pictures of an Otter visiting her garden on 1/11/2009. Read more