Dartmoor and its wildlife
Tony Brown
- Region:
- East of England
- Notice Period:
- Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
- Type:
- Hobby
- Fee:
- Paid: My fee is £40.00 plus 35 pence per mile travelling
- Category:
- Nature
- Updated:
- 28th August 2023
- Tagged:
Illustrated talk about this fascinating National park
Views: 349 | Enquiries: 0About Tony Brown
I have been interested in nature and wildlife since a youngster and still follow my passion today at 81 years old. I have been a wildlife photographer for many years and have photographed most aspects of nature, including insects, birds, wild flowers, fungi and mammals. I have given my talks to many W.I. groups, Probus Clubs, gardening clubs and many other groups for over 30 years with around 30 wildlife talks covering all of the above categories. Many of the clubs I have talked to have called on me for talks many times over the years. Since I am retired I can usually be called upon at short notice. I have all my own equipment and I am prepared to travel up to 60 miles from my home in Kessingland, Suffolk
Other Talks on SpeakerNet by Tony Brown
- The A to Z of British birds
- Butterflies and moths of Britain
- Wings in the garden
- Nature through the seasons
- The Isles of Scilly and its wildlife
- Lound Lakes and its wildlife
- The Broads and its wildlife
- Some of natures oddities
- The secret lives of garden wildlife
- The fascination of fungi
- The living woodland
- The fascinating world of insects
- The countryside in Spring
- The countryside in Summer
- The countryside in Autumn
- The countryside in Winter
- Some of Britains rare and endangered species
- Scottish wildlife
- Wildlife in the hedgerows
- The Lake District and its wildlife
- The River Waveney and its wildlife
- The wildlife of the Great Yarmouth cemeteries
- Animal homes
- The life of an Oak tree
- Wildlife in fresh water
- The wonder of wild flower meadows
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