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RM2JM7XA6–Commonwealth Games 2022, Birmingham UK. 4th August 2022. Men's Cycling Time Trial (Daniel Bigham).. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2JM7X3G–Commonwealth Games 2022, Birmingham UK. 4th August 2022. Men's Cycling Time Trial (Victor Magalhaes).. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2JM7WYW–Commonwealth Games 2022, Birmingham UK. 4th August 2022. Men's Cycling Time Trial.. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2JM7XAJ–Commonwealth Games 2022, Birmingham UK. 4th August 2022. Men's Cycling Time Trial (Geraint Thomas).. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2JM7X7D–Commonwealth Games 2022, Birmingham UK. 4th August 2022. Men's Cycling Time Trial (Aaron Gate).. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2JM32YY–Birmingham UK. 04/08/2022, Commonwealth Games 2022, Birmingham, UK. 4th Aug, 2022. Geraint Thomas (Wales) wins Bronze in the Men's Cycling Time Trial. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2GF6RMD–Birmingham, UK. 24th August, 2021. Gratitude is a public art installation by Wild In Art which celebrates the contributions made by NHS Staff and all key workers throughout the pandemic. The display of 49 characters opens in Chamberlain Square, Birmingham in August 2021 before touring to Manchester, Edinburgh and London. Each sculpture represents a unique human form and are individually designed by national and regional artists to reflect the stories and contributions of key workers. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2GF6RMX–Birmingham, UK. 24th August, 2021. Gratitude is a public art installation by Wild In Art which celebrates the contributions made by NHS Staff and all key workers throughout the pandemic. The display of 49 characters opens in Chamberlain Square, Birmingham in August 2021 before touring to Manchester, Edinburgh and London. Each sculpture represents a unique human form and are individually designed by national and regional artists to reflect the stories and contributions of key workers. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2C1A7TN–Birmingham, UK. 15th June, 2020. New safety messages have been placed around the city centre. After several weeks of closures during the Covid-19 lockdown, non-essential shops are allowed to re-open within England. Covid safety guidelines have been introduced to ensure as safe a shopping experience as possible. It is hoped that this will be the start of an economic recovery. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2C1A7R1–Birmingham, UK. 15th June, 2020. New safety messages have been placed around the city centre. After several weeks of closures during the Covid-19 lockdown, non-essential shops are allowed to re-open within England. Covid safety guidelines have been introduced to ensure as safe a shopping experience as possible. It is hoped that this will be the start of an economic recovery. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2C1A807–Birmingham, UK. 15th June, 2020. New safety messages have been placed around the city centre. After several weeks of closures during the Covid-19 lockdown, non-essential shops are allowed to re-open within England. Covid safety guidelines have been introduced to ensure as safe a shopping experience as possible. It is hoped that this will be the start of an economic recovery. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2BYR8NX–Poppies are now in full bloom in the Staffordshire countryside. This field sits next to a housing estate on the outskirts of Perton, Staffordshire. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2BRK806–A Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) ventures out in the forests of the Yorkshire Dales, UK on 21st May 2020. In Great Britain, numbers have decreased drastically in recent years. This decline is associated with the introduction by humans of the Eastern grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis). It is believed that around 85% of the UK’s red squirrel population live in Scotland. Elsewhere, they have been seen to live in coniferous, pine woods. During May and June they will shed their winter coat for a much thinner fur which is usually more red in colour. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2BRK7BP–A Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) ventures out in the forests of the Yorkshire Dales, UK on 21st May 2020. In Great Britain, numbers have decreased drastically in recent years. This decline is associated with the introduction by humans of the Eastern grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis). It is believed that around 85% of the UK’s red squirrel population live in Scotland. Elsewhere, they have been seen to live in coniferous, pine woods. During May and June they will shed their winter coat for a much thinner fur which is usually more red in colour. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2BBNMCG–Birmingham, UK. 01st Apr, 2020. Lockdown and social distancing is being adhered to in Birmingham City Centre, Birmingham, UK on 1st April 2020. Whilst there are still a number of workers going about their business along with a small number of the public walking the streets. The city centre is now eerily quiet for a midweek morning. The Government message of ‘Stay at home; Protect the NHS; Save Lives' coupled with the continued rise in cases and deaths from Coronavirus (Covid-19) appears to be largely working. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2AR6GB1–Birmingham, UK. 26th Jan, 2020. Chinese New Year celebrations take place in Birmingham, UK. 26th Jan, 2020. Thousands of visitors attend the New Year celebrations within the Chinese Quarter, Birmingham, UK. 2020 is the Year of the Rat which is the first animal of the Chinese Zodiac. The celebrations included a host street vendors who provided street food from around many Chinese Regions. The festivities have been taking place over 3 days culminating in the main festival which centred around Hurst Street and The Arcadian on Sunday. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2AR6GP2–Birmingham, UK. 26th Jan, 2020. Chinese New Year celebrations take place in Birmingham, UK. 26th Jan, 2020. Thousands of visitors attend the New Year celebrations within the Chinese Quarter, Birmingham, UK. 2020 is the Year of the Rat which is the first animal of the Chinese Zodiac. The celebrations included a host street vendors who provided street food from around many Chinese Regions. The festivities have been taking place over 3 days culminating in the main festival which centred around Hurst Street and The Arcadian on Sunday. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2ABAH84–Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. 26th Nov, 2019. Atlantic Grey Seals (Halichoerus Gryus) come ashore for the annual birthing of their pups. Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. The annual spectacle takes place during November into early December each year. So far the reserve has seen 489 bulls, 1629 cows and a massive 1554 pups. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2ABAH7X–Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. 26th Nov, 2019. Atlantic Grey Seals (Halichoerus Gryus) come ashore for the annual birthing of their pups. Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. The annual spectacle takes place during November into early December each year. So far the reserve has seen 489 bulls, 1629 cows and a massive 1554 pups. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2ABAHAG–Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. 26th Nov, 2019. Atlantic Grey Seals (Halichoerus Gryus) come ashore for the annual birthing of their pups. Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. The annual spectacle takes place during November into early December each year. So far the reserve has seen 489 bulls, 1629 cows and a massive 1554 pups. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2ABAHAE–Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. 26th Nov, 2019. Atlantic Grey Seals (Halichoerus Gryus) come ashore for the annual birthing of their pups. Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. The annual spectacle takes place during November into early December each year. So far the reserve has seen 489 bulls, 1629 cows and a massive 1554 pups. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2ABAH8P–Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. 26th Nov, 2019. Atlantic Grey Seals (Halichoerus Gryus) come ashore for the annual birthing of their pups. Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. The annual spectacle takes place during November into early December each year. So far the reserve has seen 489 bulls, 1629 cows and a massive 1554 pups. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RM2ABAH7P–Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. 26th Nov, 2019. Atlantic Grey Seals (Halichoerus Gryus) come ashore for the annual birthing of their pups. Donna Nook Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire, UK. The annual spectacle takes place during November into early December each year. So far the reserve has seen 489 bulls, 1629 cows and a massive 1554 pups. Credit: Anthony Wallbank/Alamy Live News
RMWK3HH0–German Air Force Typhoon FGR4 at RAF Waddington, Lincolnshire, UK. Taking part in Exercise Cobra Warrior 2019.
RMWK3HPG–Israeli Air Force F15s at RAF Waddington, Lincolnshire, UK. Taking part in Exercise Cobra Warrior 2019.
RMWBARBN–Hurdlers compete in the Muller British Athletics Championships, Alexander Stadium, Birmingham
RMWBARX0–Shara Proctor competes in the women's long jump final at the Muller GB Athletics Championships, Birmingham UK.
RMWBARNE–Abigail Irozuru wins the women's long jump final at the Muller British Athletics Championships, Alexander Stadium, Birmingham
RMWBAR29–Laviai Nielsen leaves the blocks in the women's 400m at the British Athletics Championships, Birmingham
RMW6WX8Y–The 'Field of Dreams'. A baseball field built within the vineyards at Balletto Winery, Sonoma County, California.
RMW6WX31–The 'Field of Dreams'. A baseball field built within the vineyards at Balletto Winery, Sonoma County, California.
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