East Coast of the Isle of Man
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Click on any of any of my Isle of Man wildlife images in the below Galleries for a larger view.
All of my Isle of Man wildlife images have been captured responsibly with the welfare of all birds and wildlife uppermost and in line with the Codes of Conduct for Birdwatchers and Photographers as published by Manx Bird Life website, which also has a web link to the Isle of Man Governments code for Birdwatchers and Photographers web page.
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- Lesser Redpoll – Ballaugh
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- Greenfinch – Ballaugh
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- Little Egret – Derbyhaven
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- Female Sparrowhawk 8/4/19
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- Female Sparrowhawk 2/4/19
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- Female Sparrowhawk 2/4/19
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- Peacock Butterfly
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- Male Peregrine
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- Black Guillemot – Peel
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- Black Guillemot – Peel
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- Female Sparrowhawk
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- Redshank & Turnstones
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- Male Peregrine (2019)
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- Dunnock – Marine Drive
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- Black Guillemot – Peel
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- Greater Spotted Woodpecker
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- Glaucous Gull – Peel
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- Chough – Strandhall
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- Female Woodpecker
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- Black Redstart – Port Erin
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- Waxwing – Ramsey
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- Redwing – Ramsey
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- Blackbird – Ramsey
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- Starling – Ramsey
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- Waxwing – Ramsey
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- Buzzard – Andreas
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- Stonechat – Langness
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- Heron – Langness
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- Male Peregrine – Douglas
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- Female Kestrel – Marine Drive
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- Female Kestrel – Marine Drive
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- Mute Swan – Douglas Harbour
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- Grey Wagtail – Spooyt Vane
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- Moorhen – Douglas
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- Juvenile Robin – Ballaugh
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- Peregrine – Isle of Man
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- Juvenile Peregrine Falcon
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- Juvenile Peregrine Falcon 6/7 weeks old.
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- Female Peregrine Falcon
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- Heron – Kallow Point
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- Fledgling Robin – Ballaugh
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- Ring Plover – Ayres
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- Female & Male Peregrines
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- Male Peregrin Falcon
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- Swallow – Derbyhaven
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- Fulmar – Port Erin
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- Chough – Point of Ayre
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- Raven – Marine Drive
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- A Busy Song Thrush
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- Sparrow Hawk – Maughold
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- Juvenile Kittiwake
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- Male Eider Duck
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- Male Peregrine
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- Heron – Langness
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- Female Peregrine
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- Incoming Peregrine
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- Ruffled Feathers – Langness
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- Colourful Starling
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- Peregrine Falcon
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- Chough – Langness
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- Grey Seals – Calf of Man
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- Mandarin Duck – Silverdale
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- Juvenile Peregrine
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- Gannet – POA
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- Chaffinch – Ballaugh
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- Wallaby – Ballaugh
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- Wallaby – Ballaugh
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- Swans – Douglas Harbour
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- Turnstone – POA
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- Stonechat – Marine Drive
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- Oyster Catchers – Maughold
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- Redshank – Peel
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- Brown Hare – Baldwin
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- Heron – Langness
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- A Darter Dragonfly
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- Juvenile Stonechat
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- Tufted Duck – Ballanette
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- Ducks – Ballanette
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- Shelduck – Langness
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- Chaffinch – Ballanette
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- Common Buzzard
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- Black-Headed Winter Gull
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- Black Redstart – Peel
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- Manx Moose
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- Black Guillimots – Peel
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- Black Back Gull
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- Artic Tern – POA
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- Artic Tern – POA
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- Robin – Ballaugh
I have recently extended my photographic portfolio to include many of my Isle of Man wildlife and nature photographs. Therefore I have decided to set up another small category on this website amongst all of my other Manx Scenes to include many of my favourite wildlife and nature images.
The link is above in the menu bar and titled *Manx Wildlife so please have a look and let me know what you think.
All of my Isle of Man wildlife images have been captured responsibly with the welfare of all birds and wildlife uppermost and in line with the Codes of Conduct for Birdwatchers and Photographers as published by Manx Bird Life website, which also has a web link to the Isle of Man Governments code for Birdwatchers and Photographers web page.
Enjoy, Peter
Perfectly Ploughed.
At Shenharra Farm on the main St John’s to Peel Road.
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Cashtal yn Ard is one of the best ancient monuments on the Isle of Man. It is one of three Neolithic tombs, dating from about 2000 BC. It is well preserved and one of the largest of its kind in the British Isles. The monument was originally a megalithic chambered Cairn holding five chambers and extending over 130 feet long. Sites of this type were used as communal burial places for Neolithic chieftains and their families.
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Peel Cemetery Chapel
And a long awaited touch of blue sky yesterday afternoon.
‘Simple Shadows’
At the Villa Marina Arcade on Harris Promenade in Douglas.
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The Calm & the Storm at Fenella Beach in Peel today.
Storm Frank.
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This little fella has spent most of this Christmas in my log store.
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Standing at Ballafayle in Maughold and overlooking the green fields towards Maughold Lighthouse.
How could anyone ever tire of this wonderful view?
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I have to admit being old enough to remember watching sticks of rock being hand made in Kelly’s Rock Shop in Castle Street in Douglas!
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These properties were originally laid on the lawns of the Castlemona Hotel.
They are dated circa 1840 and I particularly like the old style architecture on these buildings, namely the arched doorways, the window pediments above the first floor windows and the old cast iron balconies that remain on some of these Victorian properties.
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