Shetland Storm Force Photography

Shetland can boast of five different species of diver visiting its shores. Just before we arrived in Shetland this May, a Pacific diver was ...

While everyone is out chasing rare birds, just give a thought to the more common birds such as the House Sparrow. Back in the 1980's I h...

Shetland has certainly come up with the goods again this Autumn and its barely started. This week a Hudsonian Curlew ,  Brown Shrike a recen...

Mute swan Its hard to imagine an area without Mute swans, but it wasn't until 1992 that Mute Swan nested in Shetland, on the Loch of T...

Kergord in the central mainland is a well established group of trees which attracts many rare migrants. However it is a place for seeing som...

The other year while we were in Shetland we talked to a RSPB helper down at Sumburgh about the plight of our Seabirds and he pointed out a c...

Waders are one of my favourite group of birds and Shetland offers a good variety. In spring the colours of the northern waders are superb, n...