A raccoon spotted in the Serra de Tramuntana. | Simon Potter

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Since the coronavirus lockdown began in March social media sites have been awash with photos and videos of wildlife leaving their natural habitat and taking a stroll through towns and cities all over the world.

Here in Majorca, not having cars or people around for three months has made a huge difference to the environment, birds are singing in Palma, the beaches are pristine and the water is crystal clear.

Simon Potter who's a chef on the Island has sent us these great photos of a raccoon he spottedin the Serra de Tramuntana at the weekend.

A raccoon spotted in the Serra de Tramuntana.

A raccoon was spotted in the Serra de Tramuntana.