Lowestoft's gigantic street art painting celebrating wildlife

The last mural depicting wildlife in a city was revealed.

The street artist of ATM painted a kingfisher on the wall of a barber in Lowestoft, Suffolk.

This is the third mural of the London-based artist in the area and part of a graffiti trail run by the Suffolk Wildlife Trust.

The project aims to celebrate the £ 4 million expansion of the Trust's Carlton Marshes Reserve.

ATM said, "The large murals of the famous swamp species around Lowestoft will help inform more people about the privilege of having such a wonderful resource on their doorstep."

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