An artist is set to showcase her work at the Welney Wetland Centre.

Ann Biggs will exhibit her art at WWT Welney, capturing the essence of wetland wildlife.

The exhibition will run throughout September and October, giving visitors a chance to see the landscape through the eyes of someone who has spent years studying the area.

Ms Biggs said: “Living as near to the Welney reserve as l do, it has always been my 'go to place' to watch and draw, recording the scenery and wildlife which in turn inspires the work that you will see in this exhibition.”

The artist has a particular fondness for the winter season, when the elements create a unique landscape.

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She said: “I love the seasons particularly winter where water battles with the land and provides an endless source of material for my work.

"Watching a trio of hunting peregrine on an icy, wind-swept morning is one of my most treasured memories.

"I hope visitors enjoy looking at my work and I look forward to meeting people at my 'meet the artist' sessions.”

Visitors will have the opportunity to meet Ms Biggs and discuss her work on September 14 and October 12.

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Emma Brand, events and marketing officer at WWT Welney, said: “Autumn is a fantastic time to explore the widest reaches of our wetlands before the water levels rise in winter.

"Making the most of late summer wildlife like dragonflies, swallows, and hobbies; whilst taking in the many changes as new wildlife arrives and colours turn across the landscape makes for an awe-inspiring season.”

Visitors are encouraged to explore the hides, summer walk, tansy trail, and Lady Fen routes.

The staff and volunteers are ready to share their love of wetlands in autumn and help those starting out on their journey of exploration.