A robin watches over carol singers around a Christmas tree.

A seagull on the beach in Herne Bay. Pier and clocktower behind.

The House Martin swoops across the sky and in front of the daytime moon.

This Great Tit was created for the cover of my British Garden Birds calendar.

A pied wagtail walks across the flat sand looking for food.

A tree sparrow perched on a watering can amongst wild flowers.

A pair of Great Spotted Woodpeckers.

A blue tit hanging on a bird feeder in front of bright yellow sunflowers.

A pair of bullfinches perch amongst red firethorn berries.

A wren sat in front of the colours of a rainbow.

A hand-drawn watercolour pencil drawing of a chiffchaff.

A hand-drawn watercolour pencil drawing of two magpie garden birds amongst pink blossom.

A robin red breast in front of an early morning or early evening dark blue starry sky.

A colourful looking male Chaffinch featured in this watercolour pencil drawing.

Male blackbird on a frosty morning drawn in watercolour pencil drawing, British Garden Birds.

The long-tailed tit or bushtit, primarily a black and white bird, is found quite commonly across Europe and Asia. They are small birds, at roughly 15cm long with their tail making up at least half of that length. Male and female birds look the same.

Magpies, part of the Corvidae family, including the Eurasian magpie, are the only nonmammal species that is able to recognise itself in a mirror test.

A red breasted robin garden bird sitting on a colouring pencil and hand-drawn by Martin Balmer for his logo and profile picture.

A watercolour pencil drawing of a girl playing a with Green Conure Parrot.

A white snowy owl gliding in flight.