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MaxesTaxes
Hi there!
I'm Max, a keen palaeontologist that also has an interest in modern nature, and living in between Bristol (UK) and The Hague (Netherlands).
While my favorite group of animals are actually the bivalves, I love all vertebrates as well. I have recently started doing some nature photography with my new camera, and I have found that birds are particularly interesting to photograph (definitely more so than bivalves!). In order to learn more about the birds that I am seeing around me, I decided to join this forum.
I'm Max, a keen palaeontologist that also has an interest in modern nature, and living in between Bristol (UK) and The Hague (Netherlands).
While my favorite group of animals are actually the bivalves, I love all vertebrates as well. I have recently started doing some nature photography with my new camera, and I have found that birds are particularly interesting to photograph (definitely more so than bivalves!). In order to learn more about the birds that I am seeing around me, I decided to join this forum.
