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OUT IN THE FIELD, Episode 2: Reptiles, Hobby, Emerald Damselfly Species, Roesel’s Bush Cricket & Elephant Hawkmoth Caterpillars


OUT IN THE FIELD - ROUGH & UNCUT : Break Time Sub-urban Birding & Wildlife Watching in the Working Week.

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Experiences with wonderful wildlife in the stunning scenery of The Chilterns AONB. Focusing on British birds, butterflies, dragonflies & damselflies, mammals, & more.

Led by Nature Guide DAN FORDER WILDLIFE, we run Corporate Wildlife Photography Activity Days & Guided Wildlife Tours in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, including Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire & Oxfordshire, & are based in the North Chiltern Hills & Vale of Aylesbury, South-East England, not far from London.

We also offer Environment & Wildlife Talks & Workshops, as well as species identification & conservation advice, environmental consultation & ecological surveys.

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