(Some useful links to other internet sites of interest)

Once you have had a good browse of all the galleries, slide shows or narratives and other features, why not click on the links below for some other really useful & informative sites.

Or why not look at some further links by clicking below.

To Further Links

I welcome websites linking to mine and in particular sites that are Odonata themed or similarly related.

Reciprocal links are also considered.

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My Featured Links

UK Safari - A terrific and informative website which contains just about all you need to know about British wildlife. There is also a wealth of internet links to other sites of interest. Well worth a visit.

BBC Country File Magazine - Dragonfly Images is now a featured site in the BBC's Country File Magazine "Top 50 UK Wildlife Websites" for 2009, it can be found in the bugs section. The Country File website is full of interesting facts and articles.

Basingstoke Canal Authority - The Basingstoke Canal is a very valuable site for Odonata species. Visit the website of the managing authority which contains many varied pages on everthing from boating, leisure activites and wildlife.

Moor Green Lakes Group - A local nature reserve on the Hampshire, Surrey and Bershire borders. Full of useful information on the wildlife within the reserve, why not become a member?

UK Butterflies - This is a terrific site and contains just about everything you will ever need to know about British Butterflies. This site is featured in the BBC's Country File top 50 wildlife websites of 2009.

Buglife - The Invertebrate Conservation Trust - This site will tell you all you need to know about our UK bugs and the conservation work being undertaken to protect their future. A fascinating site and one that is well worth a visit. This site is featured in the BBC's Country File top 50 wildlife websites of 2009.

The Bumble Bee Conservation Trust - Another fascinating site about our 24 native UK Bumble Bee species and the work being undertaken for their conservation. This site is featured in the BBC's Country File top 50 wildlife websites of 2009.

Keith Talbot Photography - Keith lives close to Hampshire's New Forest. His site contains some excellent galleries including a good range of odonata from that area.

Dean Eades Wildlife Photography - Some fantastic wildlife galleries, which include some impressive dragonfly and damselfly images. Make time to visit this excellent site.

Matt Cole's Wildlife Photography - Take time to visit Matt's site. There is an impressive collection of wildlife galleries to explore. These include British birds, mammals, fungi and dragonflies.

Mike Young Photography - Mike's site contains many varied excellent galleries, including damselflies, dragonflies, birds, butterflies, moths, landscapes, bugs, trees, mammals and much much more.

Richard Ford Digital Wildlife - An extensive site which contains some stunning galleries of dragonflies, damselflies, butterflies, moths, birds, mammals, flowers, reptiles and much much more. This site is a must see for any wildlife enthusiast.

Ophrys Photography - An amazing wildlife and nature photography site with some really outstanding galleries, including damselflies. It is well worth a thorough look.

Tony Moss Wildlife Photography - Tony's site contains some excellent images of the wildlife found in Hampshire's New Forest. The galleries include birds, mammals, butterflies, dragonflies and landscapes. Well worth a look.

Natura Photography - Visit John Pavett's wildlife site which contains some excellent galleries of birds, dragonflies, butterflies, mammals and landscapes.

Jill Batchelor Photography - Jill's site contains some excellent macro images. There are galleries on butterflies, insects (including dragonflies and damselflies), flowers, orchids and fungi. Why not follow the link and see for yourself.

Wildlife Photos by Alan Weaver - A site with many varied galleries to view. These include some excellent images of butterflies, dragonflies, birds, other UK wildlife and images from around the world.

Steve Crampton Photography - Steve has a splendid site which contains numerous galleries. The wildlife and nature section includes dragonflies and damselflies, birds, amphibians, beetles, butterflies and fungi. There are also many other subjects to view.

Stephen Burch's Birding and Dragonfly Website - A site with many excellent bird galleries and also some impressive images of dragonflies and damselflies.

John Neal Photography - John is based in Dorset and there are some impressive galleries of birds, mammals, reptiles, dragonflies and damselflies.

Simon Stirrup Photography - An excellent site with many varied wildlife galleries, these includes birds, mammals, butterflies, dragonflies, landscapes and images from around the world.

Andrew Makeham's Odonata - Andrew is based in Bedfordshire and has a comprehensive range of pages on the dragonflies and damselflies found within the county. A really informative site with accompanying images and text.

Patchwatch - Visit Paul Winter's nature pages. There are some excellent images and a guide to Odonata sites in southern Hampshire.

East Riding Dragonflies - The web site of the Yorkshire Branch of the British Dragonfly Society. This a really useful site for information on Odonata species, their habitats, identification and much more.

Insect Images - A link to my Insect Images website. This site is being developed and features digital images of other insects as well as dragonflies and damselflies. I hope to add to this site throughout 2009 and beyond.

Butterfly Images - A link to my Butterfly Images website. This site is being developed and features digital images of butterflies and moths. I hope to add to this site throughout 2009 and beyond.

Waterscape - A really informative site which tells you just about everything you want to know about Britains waterways, from boating to nature conservation.

Canon Cameras - The home page of Canon UK. All of my photography has been with the aid of Canon DSLR's. I have now owned and used successfully the EOS 30D, 40D and now the 50D. All are thoroughly recommended in this field of photography. They are mid range models and offer a creative ability without breaking the bank.

Sigma Imaging - Sigma offer some really good models at reasonable prices. Well worth a visit, not everyone can afford branded lenses.

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