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	Artist of the month - Martin Hayward Smith Bracing his feet either side of the door a light aircraft until he's looking directly at the ground gives Martin Hayward Smith a great adrenaline rush.
	Camera watch on bird of prey Solo the sparrowhawk cranes its neck out of its nest to wolf down some of the prey caught by its father - oblivious to its television star status.
	Martin snaps a crocodile Survival cameraman Martin Smith found himself at the sharp end of Madagascar's crocodiles and brought back a photograph that has won international acclaim.
	Book is a fascinating guide to our coast My recent meanderings through North Norfolk have been enormously pleasurable and I have discovered innumerable aspects of our richly varied coast I have never seen before.
	'Notice, what Notice?' A rare glimpse of these kingfishers reveals they are beautiful, valuable and elusive - but they cannot read.
	"Surely Martin Hayward Smith will be a household name by the end of the year!" Martin is a product of North NOrfolk, born in Fakenham. He now lives with his 7 year old daughter, Megan, in an idyllic cottage, the garden stretching down to the banks of the Stiffkey river, where the kingfisher's call wakes him in the early morning...
	Hot Shots With exotic locations, photographing animals in the wild can be a romantic adventure, but it is also very hard work and sometimes dangerous. Two Norfolk wildlife photographers, Martin Smith and Mike Poeles, have recently won prizes in the coveted BG Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition.
	Martin travels thousands of miles for a chance to watch the birdie He travelled thousands of miles, spent five days in sweltering heat and lived in fear of a range of nasty creatures - and all to get 30 seconds of film of a shy bird.
	A delightful trek into wildest Norfolk A straightforward interview/mardle about his latest project was all I expected when I called in on Martin Smith, Norfolk born and bred naturalist and globe trotting wildlife photographer.
	The buzzard is back Agate the errant buzzard is back with his owner - thanks to a couple of eagle-eyed six-year-olds.

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