Click on any of my Isle of Man wildlife images in the below Gallery for a larger view and then use the arrows at the bottom left of each of the images to view in a slideshow.
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.
Feel free to make any comments on this page by clicking the “comments” link above or by clicking here enjoy – Click on any of the images for a larger view.
Woodpecker Ballaugh Dec 2020
Male Sparrowhawk – Ballaugh
Kingfisher – Ramsey 14/10/20
Terns & Chough – Point of Ayre
Red Kite – Surby 18/2/20
Kingfisher (F) Peel – 27/11/19
Snow Bunting – Point of Ayre Nov 19
Snow Bunting – Point of Ayre Nov 19
Snow Bunting – Point of Ayre Nov 19
Snow Bunting – Point of Ayre Nov 19
Whooper Swans – Ballaugh Nov 19
Fieldfare – Ballaugh Nov 19
Fieldfare – Ballaugh Nov 19
Female Kingfisher – Peel – 28/9/19
Turtle Dove – Fort Island 25/9/19
Turtle Dove – Fort Island 25/9/19
Common Darter Dragonfly 16/9/19
Juvenile Sparrowhawk 20/8/19
Peacock Butterfly 7/8/19
Great Spotted Woodpecker 13/8/19
Red Admiral Butterfly 8/8/19
Great Spotted Woodpecker 12/8/19
Small Copper Butterfly 8/8/19
Peacock Butterfly 8/8/19
Small Tortoiseshell Butterfly 31/7/19
Common Blue Butterfly 8/7/19
Common Blue Butterfly 8/7/19
Painted Lady Butterfly 8/7/18
Hummingbird Hawke Moth 8/7/19
Painted Lady Feeding 8/7/19
Hummingbird Hawke Moth
Painted Lady Feeding
Juvenile Peregrine Falcon
Juvenile Peregrine Falcon
Painted Lady Butterfly
Artic Terns POA
Artic Terns POA
Juvenile Peregrine (6 weeks old)
Oyster Catcher
Peregrine Flyby
Lesser Redpoll – Ballaugh
Greenfinch – Ballaugh
Little Egret – Derbyhaven
Female Sparrowhawk 8/4/19
Female Sparrowhawk 2/4/19
Female Sparrowhawk 2/4/19
Peacock Butterfly
Male Peregrine
Black Guillemot – Peel
Black Guillemot – Peel
Female Sparrowhawk
Redshank & Turnstones
Male Peregrine (2019)
Dunnock – Marine Drive
Black Guillemot – Peel
Greater Spotted Woodpecker
Glaucous Gull – Peel
Chough – Strandhall
Female Woodpecker
Black Redstart – Port Erin
Waxwing – Ramsey
Redwing – Ramsey
Blackbird – Ramsey
Starling – Ramsey
Waxwing – Ramsey
Buzzard – Andreas
Stonechat – Langness
Heron – Langness
Male Peregrine – Douglas
Female Kestrel – Marine Drive
Female Kestrel – Marine Drive
Mute Swan – Douglas Harbour
Grey Wagtail – Spooyt Vane
Moorhen – Douglas
Juvenile Robin – Ballaugh
Peregrine – Isle of Man
Juvenile Peregrine Falcon
Juvenile Peregrine Falcon 6/7 weeks old.
Female Peregrine Falcon
Heron – Kallow Point
Fledgling Robin – Ballaugh
Ring Plover – Ayres
Female & Male Peregrines
Male Peregrin Falcon
Swallow – Derbyhaven
Fulmar – Port Erin
Chough – Point of Ayre
Raven – Marine Drive
A Busy Song Thrush
Sparrow Hawk – Maughold
Juvenile Kittiwake
Male Eider Duck
Male Peregrine
Heron – Langness
Female Peregrine
Incoming Peregrine
Ruffled Feathers – Langness
Colourful Starling
Peregrine Falcon
Chough – Langness
Grey Seals – Calf of Man
Mandarin Duck – Silverdale
Juvenile Peregrine
Gannet – POA
Chaffinch – Ballaugh
Wallaby – Ballaugh
Wallaby – Ballaugh
Swans – Douglas Harbour
Turnstone – POA
Stonechat – Marine Drive
Oyster Catchers – Maughold
Redshank – Peel
Brown Hare – Baldwin
Heron – Langness
A Darter Dragonfly
Juvenile Stonechat
Tufted Duck – Ballanette
Ducks – Ballanette
Shelduck – Langness
Chaffinch – Ballanette
Common Buzzard
Black-Headed Winter Gull
Black Redstart – Peel
Manx Moose
Black Guillimots – Peel
Black Back Gull
Artic Tern – POA
Artic Tern – POA
Robin – Ballaugh
3 thoughts on “My Isle of Man Wildlife/Nature Images”
Thank you so much. It is very nice to be able to see the birds of the Isle of Man. I love the birds.
Robert Looney of Ballagilley farm was an ancestor of mine who was born there in1704. It is wonderful to see the pictures of the land where he and his family lived before they emigrated to America. Wonderful–thanks so much.
Lillie Jane Luna–Owen
Thank you so much. It is very nice to be able to see the birds of the Isle of Man. I love the birds.
Robert Looney of Ballagilley farm was an ancestor of mine who was born there in1704. It is wonderful to see the pictures of the land where he and his family lived before they emigrated to America. Wonderful–thanks so much.
Lillie Jane Luna–Owen
Thank you for your kind comments and info Jane 🙂
Hi saw a male hen harrier by the old bombing range in the north