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Welcome to the Natural History Website of Jonathan McGowan

Specialisms and Interests

This website is designed to reflect my natural history interests and current activities, and is regulary updated.

Alongside my practical activities I have acquired a vast collection of photographs of flora and fauna and included a small sample of the total in this website.

My Blogs

My blogs (right) are intended to keep a log of sightings, observations and provide an opportunity for comment and discussion.

Contact Me

You can contact me by clicking here for further details of my areas of study, if you are interested in my taxidermy or if you would like any advice regarding natural history.

Website Update

We have recently competed a major redesign and restructure of this website. If you notice any problems please email the webmaster at paul@sp-tech.co.uk so he can fix it. Thank you.