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Welcome to the SEEING Website This website has been set up to display wildlife and Nature images of Britain from a group of photographers who wish to put something back into the wildlife conservation efforts of our various charitable Trusts.
To achieve this, the photographs on this website are available Free of charge to registered charities and Organisations working in the spirit of Wildlife conservation and education for use in their media. All other use will be charged at commercial rates. This website is photographically based centering on the Wildlife that can be found within the South and South East of England. There are a huge variety of Birds, Animals, Flowers and Fungi that reside, visit or over-winter within the boundaries of this wonderful Area and it is the intention of this site to make available pictures of both common and rarer species. If you are looking for a particular image and you do not see it in the galleries please contact us with details, as we may be able to fulfill your needs. If you have any suggestions for the site, any requests or even just comments, please feel free to email us at Feedback We look forward to hearing from you. We hope you enjoy your visit. latest image additions Whilst every effort has been made to obtain the correct identification of the images displayed on this site, if any discrepancies are found then please do not hesitate to contact us with the respective identification. |
COPYRIGHT NOTICE Please note the images on this website are the property of the individual photographer and protected under UK and International copyright laws. Copying, downloading, saving as digital files, printing, manipulating or reproducing without the prior written permission of the photographer is strictly forbidden and constitutes a breach of copyright. Please do not abuse their generosity. Thank you. 
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2007 was a terrible year for British butterflies
04th May 08 April 2008. Britain's butterflies are in need of some fine weather this summer to recover from the dreadful summer of 2007, which was the wettest since records began.
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