10 beautiful reader photographs of Suffolk

PUBLISHED: 16:39 07 January 2016 | UPDATED: 17:25 07 January 2016

Jayne Lindill

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These breathtaking photographs, sent in by Suffolk Life readers, highlight the natural beauty of our county.

Black, White and Gold by Robert Birnie

Herringfleet Mill standing proudly in a winter landscape

Frosty Start by Heather Tanner

Sunrise taken from the bedroom window of Heather Tanner, over frosty fields at dawn in Mid Suffolk

Tunnel of Green by Ron Hoy

Early autumn in Chantry Park, Ipswich

Bee Happy by Louise Farman

Another reminder of warmer days ahead, taken by Louise Farman in her Suffolk garden

Making Tracks by Mick Collantine

Mick Collantine's pretty winter scene taken near Milsoms Kesgrave Hall, on the outskirts of Ipswich

On Reflection by Robin Elizabeth Heald

Robin Elizabeth Heald's creative look at puddles

Butterfly Beauties By David Offord

David Offord's images of a silver washed fritillary and a male common blue butterfly are a welcome reminder of summer

Black Birds by Barry Pullen

Barry Pullen's superbly captured image of a murmuration of starlings at RSPB Minsmere

First Light by Sue George

Sue George took this evocative image from her home in Felixstowe, on the site of the former Felixstowe College, which is surrounded by an old wall with spires on it

King of the River by Richard Gifford

Richard's superb shot of a brightly coloured kingfisher was captured on the River Brett at Hadleigh

Submit your pictures of Suffolk by clicking on the Photos button on the navigation bar above or sending them to suffolkmagazine@archant.co.uk along with a suitable caption and a head and shoulders shot of yourself.

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