www.wildfeathers.uk/

Chas Moonie is an award-winning wildlife photographer whose images have been used by many Productions and Magazines worldwide, including the BBC and Sky TV

British Wildlife Photography Awards 2025 Highly Commended

British Wildlife Photography Awards 2024 Shortlisted

British Wildlife Photography Awards 2023 Shortlisted

Photo of the Year Wildlife in Scotland Winner 2022

British Wildlife Photography Awards 2019 Shortlisted

British Wildlife Photography Awards 2018 Highly Commended

British Wildlife Photography Awards 2017 Shortlisted

Outdoor Photographer of the Year 2016 Shortlisted

British Wildlife Photography Awards 2016 Shortlisted

British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015.... Highly Commended

Outdoor Photographer of the year 2015 ... Shortlisted

Scottish Nature Photographer of the Year 2012...runner up

All of his images are wild subjects and are available for free to Wildlife Charities , please don't hesitate to ask for high resolution images. " It's good to give back to wildlife and help promote conservation and interest via my photography"

Published images include the following, Cook Museum Alabama USA www.cookmuseum.org/ .BBC Nature, BBC Countryfile, BBC Springwatch, British Wildlife Photograph Awards, UK National Bird vote- Hen Harrier Birding World, Scottish Wildlife Trust, Glasgow Herald, Scottish Birds, British Birds, Scottish Nature Photography Awards 2012, British Trust for Ornithology.

"I have studied wildlife all my life and took up photography in 2010 as a hobby but which now is more of a lifestyle.

My main interest is any form of wildlife doing something different which offers that special moment captured on camera . I think about fifty per cent of successful wildlife photography is good field craft, forty per cent photographic skills, and the remaining ten per cent luck.

When not crawling about in the woods I help out the Scottish Wildlife Trust and the local Wildlife Rescue Unit when required. Several projects will take me further afield to Sweden, Canada and Alaska in the near future...

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