Links
If you want a link to your website placed on my links page, send an email to saunders007@tiscali.co.uk
Andy Rouse one of the worlds best Wildlife Photographers
Come and see some of his photographs, you will be amazed.
Come and see some of his photographs, you will be amazed.
Gigrin Farm - Red Kite Feeding Station
This is where you can get some great bird of prey photographs. Red Kites and Buzzards fly in to Mid Wales from miles around to get fed. They have five bird hides from where you witness the most spectacular birdtable in Britain.
This is where you can get some great bird of prey photographs. Red Kites and Buzzards fly in to Mid Wales from miles around to get fed. They have five bird hides from where you witness the most spectacular birdtable in Britain.
North Cheshire Photograph Society
This is a link to the camera club I'm a member of.
This is a link to the camera club I'm a member of.
Gemini Cruises & Water Taxi
Boat Trips from Crinan Harbour. This boat trip is simply fantastic. Hamish, the skipper, was extremely helpful and informative. This boat trip is well recommended for anyone visiting Scotland and in our case made our holiday. The reason being is hamish took us to see the magnificent White Tailed Sea Eagles on the shore line of Jura. These massive birds were seen nesting approx 50m from the boat and they were flying overhead by approx the same distance. This boat trip also includes a trip to a seal colony, Gannets, Puffins,razzorbils and lots of other wildlife species along the way. THIS BOAT TRIP IS NOT TO BE MISSED FOR AN AMAZING PRICE OF JUST £20.00 PER PERSON, a lot cheaper than most in Scotland and a far better quality boat than most. DON'T MISS OUT.
All of the White Tailed Sea Eagles on my website were taken from this boat.
Boat Trips from Crinan Harbour. This boat trip is simply fantastic. Hamish, the skipper, was extremely helpful and informative. This boat trip is well recommended for anyone visiting Scotland and in our case made our holiday. The reason being is hamish took us to see the magnificent White Tailed Sea Eagles on the shore line of Jura. These massive birds were seen nesting approx 50m from the boat and they were flying overhead by approx the same distance. This boat trip also includes a trip to a seal colony, Gannets, Puffins,razzorbils and lots of other wildlife species along the way. THIS BOAT TRIP IS NOT TO BE MISSED FOR AN AMAZING PRICE OF JUST £20.00 PER PERSON, a lot cheaper than most in Scotland and a far better quality boat than most. DON'T MISS OUT.
All of the White Tailed Sea Eagles on my website were taken from this boat.
Mullbirds
This site is especially for birdwatchers and for those with an interest in the bird life of the Isle of Mull and the surrounding islands of Argyll.
Alan's aim is to share and help visitors and Muileachs to enjoy the many birds He has on the Isle of Mull and to keep up to date information on where to see birds at different times of the year, especially any rare or unusual visitors to the island. In June & July there are carpets of wild Orchids to be enjoyed including, Fragrant Orchid, Lesser & Greater Butterfly Orchid and many others. There are rare Marsh Fritillary butterflies to be found, Scotch Argus and others.
The Isle of Mull is a favourite place for bird watchers and has a large list of regularly seen species including many breeding raptors as well as rare and endangered birds. Some magnificent birds choose to over winter around the shores of Mull.Great Northern Diver and Slavonian Grebe are regularly seen in summer plumage in early winter and late spring.
Alan has some great Bird photographs on his site which creates great interest for all birdwatchers and wildlife lovers.
This site is especially for birdwatchers and for those with an interest in the bird life of the Isle of Mull and the surrounding islands of Argyll.
Alan's aim is to share and help visitors and Muileachs to enjoy the many birds He has on the Isle of Mull and to keep up to date information on where to see birds at different times of the year, especially any rare or unusual visitors to the island. In June & July there are carpets of wild Orchids to be enjoyed including, Fragrant Orchid, Lesser & Greater Butterfly Orchid and many others. There are rare Marsh Fritillary butterflies to be found, Scotch Argus and others.
The Isle of Mull is a favourite place for bird watchers and has a large list of regularly seen species including many breeding raptors as well as rare and endangered birds. Some magnificent birds choose to over winter around the shores of Mull.Great Northern Diver and Slavonian Grebe are regularly seen in summer plumage in early winter and late spring.
Alan has some great Bird photographs on his site which creates great interest for all birdwatchers and wildlife lovers.
Virtual Poynton
Virtual Poynton is intended to be a useful resource for Poynton and the surrounding communities. The information is updated regularly but if you have any corrections or suggestions please email theoffice@virtualpoynton.co.uk or phone 01625 260988.
This email address can also be used to submit material to be considered for inclusion.Copyright for the design of this site belongs to Virtual Poynton.
Virtual Poynton is intended to be a useful resource for Poynton and the surrounding communities. The information is updated regularly but if you have any corrections or suggestions please email theoffice@virtualpoynton.co.uk or phone 01625 260988.
This email address can also be used to submit material to be considered for inclusion.Copyright for the design of this site belongs to Virtual Poynton.
Wildlife Watching Supplies
This site is a must for all wildlife Photographers and Naturalists. Worth the visit!
This site is a must for all wildlife Photographers and Naturalists. Worth the visit!
Steve Round Wild Bird Photography
Visit this website for some truly stunning images.
Visit this website for some truly stunning images.
Andy Darrington Wildlife Photography
Andy specializes in British wildlife and all his images can be viewed at Alamy.co.uk or searched for from the link on his home page. He can also supply all these as prints in A4 or A3 format.
Andy specializes in British wildlife and all his images can be viewed at Alamy.co.uk or searched for from the link on his home page. He can also supply all these as prints in A4 or A3 format.
Birdlist by Paul Bowyer
This site contains bird and moth photos taken by Paul Bowyer mainly in the UK. Also are local Bird and Moth sightings for the Weston-Super-Mare area located along the southern side of the Severn Estuary in the South West of England.
This site contains bird and moth photos taken by Paul Bowyer mainly in the UK. Also are local Bird and Moth sightings for the Weston-Super-Mare area located along the southern side of the Severn Estuary in the South West of England.
Digital Wildlife Photography by Richard Ford
This is one wildlife website not to be missed,Lots of truly stunning wildlife images taken by Richard Ford.
This is one wildlife website not to be missed,Lots of truly stunning wildlife images taken by Richard Ford.
Wild Bird Photography in Greece by Panos Oikonomou
" Birding in Greece for years has given me many exiting moments, unique experiences and vivid emotions. Bird watching and photographing birds has also given me the chance to travel and see another unknown to many,Greece. Due to its geographical location, my country has still got a rich avifauna but for many species of birds and animals the future seems uncertain.
In contrast to bird watching, photographing wild birds in their natural environment in Greece is not always an easy subject.
The birds frightened by ruthless killing, are usually nervous and keep staying at longer distances compared to other European countries. That's why the use of long telephoto lenses is often a must.
The wild birds and animals of Greece must be protected and shown in any way and at any cost. For all photos of this web page extra care was taken in order to cause minimum disturbance to the birds. All material was taken by photographing wild free birds and animals in their natural environment. No photos from zoos or wildlife hospitals were used.
This site, which is the result of many years of work, is dedicated to my daughter Alkyone.
Special thanks to Mr. Roy Clarke for his precious help."
Panos Oikonomou
" Birding in Greece for years has given me many exiting moments, unique experiences and vivid emotions. Bird watching and photographing birds has also given me the chance to travel and see another unknown to many,Greece. Due to its geographical location, my country has still got a rich avifauna but for many species of birds and animals the future seems uncertain.
In contrast to bird watching, photographing wild birds in their natural environment in Greece is not always an easy subject.
The birds frightened by ruthless killing, are usually nervous and keep staying at longer distances compared to other European countries. That's why the use of long telephoto lenses is often a must.
The wild birds and animals of Greece must be protected and shown in any way and at any cost. For all photos of this web page extra care was taken in order to cause minimum disturbance to the birds. All material was taken by photographing wild free birds and animals in their natural environment. No photos from zoos or wildlife hospitals were used.
This site, which is the result of many years of work, is dedicated to my daughter Alkyone.
Special thanks to Mr. Roy Clarke for his precious help."
Panos Oikonomou
Dawn Osborn FRPS AFIAP - Nature Photographer
Dawn has combined her passion for photography and nature to produce these stunning images.
Dawn has combined her passion for photography and nature to produce these stunning images.
Ian Butler Photography
Here you will find stunning photos of Birds, Wildlife and Landscape images from around Europe and Kenya.
Here you will find stunning photos of Birds, Wildlife and Landscape images from around Europe and Kenya.
Mike Lane Wildlife Photography
Mike is a full time photographer who specialises in birds and mammals.
Mike is a full time photographer who specialises in birds and mammals.
Wildlife Photography by David Rice
Some great wildlife photography to be had on this site, well worth a visit.
Some great wildlife photography to be had on this site, well worth a visit.
Wildlife Tours in Bulgaria
Wildlife photography tours in Bulgaria give you a wonderful opportunity to get to know this country in an exciting and useful way, by working with your camera in the wild. Providing good photographing opportunities and a comfortable stay are the first priorities of the organizers.
Wildlife photography tours in Bulgaria give you a wonderful opportunity to get to know this country in an exciting and useful way, by working with your camera in the wild. Providing good photographing opportunities and a comfortable stay are the first priorities of the organizers.
Lincsbirder.co.uk
Hundreds of wildlife photographs to be had on this site.
Hundreds of wildlife photographs to be had on this site.
Scottish Birds
This site contains images and video of birds encountered at various locations throughout Scotland.
This site contains images and video of birds encountered at various locations throughout Scotland.
KC Choo Photography
Have a look at some of Kwan's photographs, they are stunning.
Have a look at some of Kwan's photographs, they are stunning.
Richard Bedford Photography
Just have a look at this website by Richard Bedford, he has some truly stunning bird photographs to look at, well recommended.
Just have a look at this website by Richard Bedford, he has some truly stunning bird photographs to look at, well recommended.
Animals Pictures - Birds Pictures - Safari tours by Vadim Onishchenko
Add your website link to this site. Animals Pictures - Birds Pictures - Safari tours
Add your website link to this site. Animals Pictures - Birds Pictures - Safari tours
Barry Meade Photography FRPS, AFIAP (Wildlife and Landscape Photography)
I became involved with photography while studying Fine Art and used it as a recording tool. During my early years as an art teacher photography became a consuming passion as well as part of my teaching work. By the 1980's I was involved in large format landscape work and very original creative pieces stretching darkroom techniques to their limits.
From 1985 I have been exhibiting widely, including one-man shows in Dublin and the Royal Photographic Society, Octagon,Bath. For many years I ran workshops at the RPS in Bath and as far away as Malta.
I became a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society in 1990 and was awarded the 1991 Fenton Medal of the RPS. Work from this period can be found in collections in the UK , Europe and North America. I gave up full-time teaching in 1998 and I am now involved with photography full-time. Since 1998 I have had the time to develope my Wildlife Photography, much of which, has been accepted in International Exhibitions in the Uk and around the world.
All my work is taken on Nikon cameras and lenses and is now entirely digital.
I became involved with photography while studying Fine Art and used it as a recording tool. During my early years as an art teacher photography became a consuming passion as well as part of my teaching work. By the 1980's I was involved in large format landscape work and very original creative pieces stretching darkroom techniques to their limits.
From 1985 I have been exhibiting widely, including one-man shows in Dublin and the Royal Photographic Society, Octagon,Bath. For many years I ran workshops at the RPS in Bath and as far away as Malta.
I became a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society in 1990 and was awarded the 1991 Fenton Medal of the RPS. Work from this period can be found in collections in the UK , Europe and North America. I gave up full-time teaching in 1998 and I am now involved with photography full-time. Since 1998 I have had the time to develope my Wildlife Photography, much of which, has been accepted in International Exhibitions in the Uk and around the world.
All my work is taken on Nikon cameras and lenses and is now entirely digital.
Best Bird Sites.
A comprehensive list of Pet and wild bird site, well worth a look.
A comprehensive list of Pet and wild bird site, well worth a look.
Bristol Photographic Society
The Bristol Photographic Society is one of the oldest photographic groups in the Bristol area. The origins of the Society can be traced through to a number of mergers in the early 1900s and today it is still actively providing a vigorous programme catering for the wide photographic interests of its members.The Society is fortunate in owning its own premises and is thus able to encourage complete freedom in providing a variety of separately run programmes: basic photography courses, meetings, outings, folios, competitions, specialist groups, a library and studio facillities, all held in a friendly and convivial atmosphere. The Society meets every Wednesday at 7-30pm.
The Bristol Photographic Society is one of the oldest photographic groups in the Bristol area. The origins of the Society can be traced through to a number of mergers in the early 1900s and today it is still actively providing a vigorous programme catering for the wide photographic interests of its members.The Society is fortunate in owning its own premises and is thus able to encourage complete freedom in providing a variety of separately run programmes: basic photography courses, meetings, outings, folios, competitions, specialist groups, a library and studio facillities, all held in a friendly and convivial atmosphere. The Society meets every Wednesday at 7-30pm.
James Lynch a professional painter for 30 years
Have a look at James paintings, you will be amazed.
James Lynch was born in 1956 and has been painting professionally for thirty years. From his first sell-out exhibition in the 1980’s he went on to win awards and prizes from the Royal Academy, the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation and the Spectator. His patrons include the National Trust, the Folio Society and many eminent private collectors. He exhibits regularly with the Maas Gallery in London.He became known in the 1980’s and 90’s for his monumental animals set in visionary landscapes, but his recent work focusses on the Somerset and Dorset landscape and its different moods at times of day, seasonal light and dramatic weather.James paints using the ancient medium of egg tempera.He mixes traditional gesso from raw ingredients and makes his paint according to Quattrocento recipes, using pure ground pigments, egg yolk and water. The paint is built up in thin layers and the surface hardens to one of the most durable and lightfast there is, with a sheen which gives a translucent glow to the colours.
"One can hardly imagine a more laborious, slow-maturing process. It probably accounts for the extraordinary sense of balance Lynch achieves in his work as though he is placing us at the still centre of the moving world."
John Russell Taylor, The Times Art Critic James is married to painter, Kate Lynch, and they live on a hill overlooking the Somerset Levels and Moors where his studio commands breathtaking views over King’s Sedgemoor towards Glastonbury Tor. His interest in paragliding provides inspiration for his paintings.
He welcomes enquiries, commissions and studio visits.
Have a look at James paintings, you will be amazed.
James Lynch was born in 1956 and has been painting professionally for thirty years. From his first sell-out exhibition in the 1980’s he went on to win awards and prizes from the Royal Academy, the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation and the Spectator. His patrons include the National Trust, the Folio Society and many eminent private collectors. He exhibits regularly with the Maas Gallery in London.He became known in the 1980’s and 90’s for his monumental animals set in visionary landscapes, but his recent work focusses on the Somerset and Dorset landscape and its different moods at times of day, seasonal light and dramatic weather.James paints using the ancient medium of egg tempera.He mixes traditional gesso from raw ingredients and makes his paint according to Quattrocento recipes, using pure ground pigments, egg yolk and water. The paint is built up in thin layers and the surface hardens to one of the most durable and lightfast there is, with a sheen which gives a translucent glow to the colours.
"One can hardly imagine a more laborious, slow-maturing process. It probably accounts for the extraordinary sense of balance Lynch achieves in his work as though he is placing us at the still centre of the moving world."
John Russell Taylor, The Times Art Critic James is married to painter, Kate Lynch, and they live on a hill overlooking the Somerset Levels and Moors where his studio commands breathtaking views over King’s Sedgemoor towards Glastonbury Tor. His interest in paragliding provides inspiration for his paintings.
He welcomes enquiries, commissions and studio visits.
joniec naturalnie
A great nature photography website. A must see.
A great nature photography website. A must see.
Peter McMurdie - Wildlife Film maker
Member Of The International Wildlife Filmmakers Association.
The website of film-maker Peter McMurdie. Please feel free to have a look around - and be sure to look at his galleries which have photo's and films from his adventures whilst filming our fantastic wildlife.
Member Of The International Wildlife Filmmakers Association.
The website of film-maker Peter McMurdie. Please feel free to have a look around - and be sure to look at his galleries which have photo's and films from his adventures whilst filming our fantastic wildlife.
RSPB
Their work is driven by a passionate belief that we all have a responsibility to protect birds and the environment. Bird populations reflect the health of the planet on which our future depends.
The need for an effective bird conservation organisation has never been greater. Climate change, agricultural intensification, expansion of urban areas and transport infrastructure, and over-exploitation of our seas all pose major threats to birds.
The RSPB could not exist without its supporters and members. Whether you join us, give a donation, purchase items from us or undertake voluntary work, your support is vital to the future of birds and the places where they live.
Their work is driven by a passionate belief that we all have a responsibility to protect birds and the environment. Bird populations reflect the health of the planet on which our future depends.
The need for an effective bird conservation organisation has never been greater. Climate change, agricultural intensification, expansion of urban areas and transport infrastructure, and over-exploitation of our seas all pose major threats to birds.
The RSPB could not exist without its supporters and members. Whether you join us, give a donation, purchase items from us or undertake voluntary work, your support is vital to the future of birds and the places where they live.
THE NEW FOREST EXPLORERS’ GUIDE
Hello, and welcome to the New Forest Explorers’ Guide, a web site designed for those who want to know more about the New Forest, its landscape, history, wildlife and villages.
My name is Andrew Walmsley and I’ve produced the site to share with others something of the special characteristics of this old hunting Forest. I hope all who browse here find the contents informative, but more importantly, enjoy the experience.
Some, though, might have misgivings about anything that attracts others to an already popular area, but surely the majority of those with a genuine interest in the subjects dealt with here should be made welcome, for they will respect and care for this and other such places. However, not everybody is well-meaning, and even today wildlife is threatened by collectors and over-enthusiastic visitors to fragile habitats. Consequently, the exact location of rare species is not revealed unless already well-known.
Hello, and welcome to the New Forest Explorers’ Guide, a web site designed for those who want to know more about the New Forest, its landscape, history, wildlife and villages.
My name is Andrew Walmsley and I’ve produced the site to share with others something of the special characteristics of this old hunting Forest. I hope all who browse here find the contents informative, but more importantly, enjoy the experience.
Some, though, might have misgivings about anything that attracts others to an already popular area, but surely the majority of those with a genuine interest in the subjects dealt with here should be made welcome, for they will respect and care for this and other such places. However, not everybody is well-meaning, and even today wildlife is threatened by collectors and over-enthusiastic visitors to fragile habitats. Consequently, the exact location of rare species is not revealed unless already well-known.
