title: A Photographic Field Guide: Birds of Britain and Europe (Photographic Field Guide of Britain and Europe Series)
author:  Jim Flegg 
description: This field guide identifies, describes and illustrates over 430 species, covering almost all of the birds likely to be encountered in the whole of Britain and Europe. It provides details of plumage and distinctive features, behaviour, songs and calls, and breeding habits.
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  Saturday 21 January 2017
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  It’s certainly getting colder 
  throughout the UK, particularly if 
  you venture out to locations such as 
  Snowdonia in North Wales. Wales’s 
  lush landscapes and diverse 
  geography are rightly popular with 
  photographers. However, despite its 
  popularity, there are still some areas 
  that are more favoured than others. 
  In this image, we see it’s always 
  worth taking the time to explore the 
  regions we don’t see quite a