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I have been busy recently with winter conservation work at three Sussex butterfly sites. I have also been cataloguing all the underwater photos from my recent Maldives trip. The task of properly identifying and cataloguing the marine life I have photographed around the Arabian Peninsula and the Maldives during the past 28 years has been on my mind for some time. Having made a start I now have the job of working backwards, which should take care of bad weather days until the end of my days....
For those that are interested in tropical marine life, I offer the
following galleries:
Marine Life of the Indian Ocean and Arabian
Peninsula (includes birds and animals animals of the Maldives), 888 photos divided
into animal groups:-
The photos can also be viewed in one gallery:-
While I have been busy with this task, a good friend, Mark
Colvin, has been busy creating his new blog ‘Secret Nature’ which I commend to anyone interested in Natural
History. Mark is a butterfly enthusiast and a superb
photographer who captures nature his way throughout the year. He is also a talented wordsmith who researches his subjects diligently.
Please enjoy his work at http://markcolvin.blogspot.co.uk
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