In Pictures: Artworks unveiled at RSPB site in Lincolnshire

New wildlife-inspired artworks have been unveiled at an RSPB reserve, near Boston.

The Freiston Shore Flyways Mural is a vibrant public artwork celebrating the remarkable birdlife and migratory journeys that make the Lincolnshire coast so special.

“Created by artist Chris Lewis Jones for a refurbished bird hide, the mural brings together art, nature and community in one inspiring destination,” said a spokesperson for Transported - which is behind the project.

“The mural was inspired by The Flyway Trail, a partnership project between Transported and the RSPB that explored the migration routes and stories of birds found across Boston Borough and East Lindsey.”

Along with the mural, a series of bird-shaped waymarkers were unveiled - created with the help of the local community through a series of workshops.

At an unveiling event, several visitors praised the artworks, with one noting: “It’s really spectacular and beautifully painted. It was also fun to see the cut-out birds as you walk along from the car park.”