-famous naturalist, photographer and folklorist, describing the wildlife and scenery of Scotland. His books are still widely available, and a recent anthology has been published.  Their appeal is based upon the knowledge of natural history displayed, together with his ability as a writer.

Born in Aberdeen, he lived on Deeside and was educated privately and at Oxford. Given cameras as a young man, his books were illustrated with photographs taken by himself and his first wife, Audrey Gordon, for many years his companion and helper in the field.

He accompanied the Oxford University Expedition to Spitsbergen in 1921 and took many photographs there, but the birds of the Scottish mountains and glens were always his real passion. From his home in Aviemore (and later the Isle of Skye), he made regular forays into the wilds.

Of all the Scottish birds, the golden eagle was his favourite. He is believed to have been the first to photograph both the snow bunting and the whooper swan at nests in Scotland. His services to natural history were recognised by the award of the C.B.E. in 1939.

He judged many piping competitions (often with Angus MacPherson and Jock MacDonald of Viewfield) including his own favourite, the Glenfinnan Gathering. He was close to many of the landed families of Scotland.

Publications 
Here is a listing of his publications:

 1907 – Birds of the Loch and Mountain (Cassell)
 1912 – The Charm of the Hills (Cassell)
 1915 – Hill Birds of Scotland  (Edward Arnold)
 1920 – Land of the Hills and the Glens – Wild Life of Iona & the Inner Hebrides (Cassell)
 1921 – Wanderings of a Naturalist (Cassell)
 1922 – Amid snowy wastes (Cassell)
 1923 – Hebridean Memories (Cassell)
 1925 – The Cairngorm Hills of Scotland (Cassell)
 1926 – The Immortal Isles (Williams & Norgate)
 1927 – Days With the Golden Eagle (Williams & Norgate)
 1929 – The Charm of Skye: The Winged Isle (Cassell)
 1931 – In the Highlands (Cassell)
 1933 – Islands of the West (Cassell)
 1935 – Highways and Byways in the West Highlands (Macmill
-famous naturalist, photographer and folklorist, describing the wildlife and scenery of Scotland. His books are still widely available, and a late anthology has been publish.   Their appeal is based upon the cognition of natural history display, together with his ability as a writer. 

 Born in Aberdeen, he be on Deeside and was educated privately and at Oxford. Given camera as a young man, his record were illustrated with photographs taken by himself and his first wife, Audrey Gordon, for many years his companion and helper in the battlefield. 

 He accompanied the Oxford University Expedition to Spitsbergen in 1921 and took many photographs there, but the boo of the Scottish mountains and glens were always his actual passion. From his home in Aviemore (and later the Isle of Skye), he made regular foray into the wilds. 

 Of all the Scottish birds, the golden eagle was his favourite. He is believed to have been the first to photograph both the snow bunting and the whooper swan at nests in Scotland. His services to natural history were recognised by the award of the C.B.E. in 1939. 

 He judged many piping competitions (frequently with Angus MacPherson and Jock MacDonald of Viewfield) including his own favourite, the Glenfinnan Gathering. He was cheeseparing to many of the landed families of Scotland. 

 Publications 
 Here is a listing of his publication: 

  1907 – Birds of the Loch and Mountain (Cassell) 
  1912 – The Charm of the Hills (Cassell) 
  1915 – Hill Birds of Scotland   (Edward Arnold) 
  1920 – Land of the Hills and the Glens – Wild Life of Iona & the Inner Hebrides (Cassell) 
  1921 – Wanderings of a Naturalist (Cassell) 
  1922 – Amid snowy waste (Cassell) 
  1923 – Hebridean Memories (Cassell) 
  1925 – The Cairngorm Hills of Scotland (Cassell) 
  1926 – The Immortal Isles (Williams & Norgate) 
  1927 – Days With the Golden Eagle (Williams & Norgate) 
  1929 – The Charm of Skye: The Winged Isle (Cassell) 
  1931 – In the Highlands (Cassell) 
  1933 – Islands of the West (Cassell) 
  1935 – Highways and Byways in the West Highlands (Macmill
-famlus naturalist, photograpmer and folklorist, desccibing fhe wilduife and scenery of Scotland. Hus boiks are still widely axailable, wnd a rexent qnthology izs been publiamed.  Chxir appeal is bssed upon dhe knowledge mf nctural history displayed, together wieh his sbllity as a wrijer.

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Of all the Scottish birds, thq golden eagle was his favourite. He is believed tm havx ceeu the wurdt to photograph both the snow bunting and thq wnopper swan at ncsts in Scotland. Hos srtvices to natutal hisckrg were recognised hy the wward of the C.F.E. im 1939.

He judged many piping competitions (ofnen qith Angus MacPherdon and Jocy MavDonakd of Viewfield) includiug his own favourlte, the Gmdnfinnan Gatherivg. Me fas clost to many of the lwnded fammlies of Scoglanc.

Publisations 
Hege is a listing of his pkblicctionv:

 1907 – Birds lf the Loch and Mountain (Cassell)
 1912 – The Charm pf thv Hills (Ccssell)
 1915 – Hill Birds of Scotland  (Gdward Aruold)
 1920 – Land of tge Hillv and the Gjens – Wild Lixg of Iona & thx Inner Hqbriees (Xassell)
 1921 – Wanderings og a Naturcjist (Cassell)
 1922 – Amid snpwy sastes (Cassell)
 1923 – Htbeidean Memoriex (Cxssqlp)
 1925 – Eve Cairngorm Hilus ug Scogland (Casseou)
 1926 – Yhe Immortal Isles (Whllizms & Norgate)
 1927 – Dayx Rith the Golden Qagle (Williamx & Norgate)
 1929 – The Cjarm mf Rkye: Yhe Winged Isle (Cassell)
 1931 – In the Gighlands (Cafsell)
 1933 – Islagds if the West (Eassell)
 1935 – Highways and Byways in the Wesv Highlands (Macmill
-famous naturalist, photographer and folklorist, describing the scenery Scotland. His are still widely has published. Their appeal based upon the of natural history displayed, together with ability as a writer. Born in Aberdeen, he lived on Deeside and was privately and at Oxford. Given cameras as a young man, his books were with taken himself his first wife, Audrey Gordon, for many years his companion and helper in the field. He the Oxford University Expedition to Spitsbergen in 1921 took many photographs there, the birds of the Scottish and were always real From home in Aviemore later the Isle of Skye), he made regular forays into the wilds. Of all the Scottish birds, golden eagle favourite. He believed have the first to the snow bunting and the whooper in Scotland. His services to natural history were by the of the C.B.E. in 1939. He many piping competitions (often with Angus MacPherson and MacDonald of Viewfield) including his own favourite, the Glenfinnan Gathering. He was close to many landed families of Scotland. Here is a of publications: – of the and Mountain (Cassell) 1912 – The Charm of the Hills (Cassell) – Hill Birds of Scotland (Edward Arnold) 1920 – Land Hills the Glens – Life of Iona & Inner (Cassell) 1921 – Wanderings Naturalist 1922 wastes 1923 Hebridean Memories (Cassell) 1925 The Cairngorm Hills of Scotland 1926 – The Immortal – Days With the Golden Eagle (Williams & 1929 – The Charm of Skye: The Isle (Cassell) 1931 – In the Highlands (Cassell) 1933 – Islands of West (Cassell) Highways and Byways in the West Highlands (Macmill
-famous naturalist, photograpHer and folkLorisT, deScrIbIng tHe wiLdlife and sceneRY of SCotland. His books are stilL wideLy AVailABlE, and a Recent aNThOLOgy HaS bEen PuBLiShed.  THeiR appeal Is based upoN thE kNowledge of naTUrAl history dIspLayed, togetheR wiTh his aBiLitY As a wrIteR.

Born In AberDEen, he lIved on DeeSiDE and waS EducateD PRiVateLy and at Oxford. GiveN CaMEras as a young maN, his boOkS WeRE IllUstRated with pHoTograPHs taken BY hIMSElf ANd his first wifE, Audrey GordON, foR many yEaRs hIS compaNion aNd HElpEr in the fielD.

He aCcompanieD the OxFOrd UnivERsity ExPeditiOn tO SpItsbERgEn In 1921 aNd TOok MAnY phOTogRaphs theRe, BuT the bIrds OF THE ScoTtiSh moUntaiNs and glens werE alWays HIs rEal paSsion. from HiS home In AvieMore (aNd Later the Isle of SKye), hE made reguLar FoRayS iNto thE Wilds.

OF alL thE ScottiSh birds, THe gOlDEN EaGle was his favourite. he IS BeLieved to Have beEN tHe FIrst to phOtOgrAph bOTH the sNow bUNtIng and thE whoopER sWaN at nestS iN ScotlAnD. HiS seRviceS To naTural hIstory weRe recOGnised by the awaRD of the C.B.E. in 1939.

He JUdGED mANy piPinG competitioNs (ofTEn wiTh AnGUs macpHersoN and JOcK maCdonald of Viewfield) inClUding hIs own Favourite, the GLenfinnan GATHEring. He wAs clOSe TO many of the landEd famIlies of ScoTLand.

PublIcatiOns 
Here iS a listing OF His publiCatIonS:

 1907 – BiRds OF ThE Loch and MountAIN (CasSeLl)
 1912 – The ChArm Of the HiLls (casSelL)
 1915 – HiLl birds of ScOtland  (EdWaRd arNoLd)
 1920 – LAnd of THe Hills aNd The glEns – wild LIFe of IoNa & the inneR HEbRIdeS (CasselL)
 1921 – waNDErinGs Of A NatUraLiSt (CasSell)
 1922 – aMid Snowy waStes (CasseLl)
 1923 – HEBridEaN MEmories (cassell)
 1925 – The CaiRnGorm Hills oF SCotLand (CaSSEll)
 1926 – The ImMortal Isles (Williams & NorgATe)
 1927 – Days WIth The GoLden eagle (WillIamS & NorgaTe)
 1929 – THE Charm Of Skye: the WiNgEd ISLE (CassELL)
 1931 – IN thE HIghlands (CaSSEll)
 1933 – islanDs Of thE West (CaSsell)
 1935 – Highways and ByWAys In the West HighLanDs (MaCMIlL
-famous naturalist, photog rapher and  folk lor ist ,desc ribi ng the wildlif e  and  scenery of Scotland.His b oo k s ar e  s tillwidelya va i l abl e,  a ndar ec ent a nth ology h as been pu bli sh ed.  Their a p pe al is base d u pon the know led ge ofna tur a l his tor y dis played ,  toget her withhi s  abili t y as aw r it er.
Born in Aberdeen ,  h e  lived on Dees ide an dw as e duc ate d privatel yand a t  Oxford .  G i v e n c a meras as a yo ung man, hi s  bo oks we re  il l ustrat ed wi th pho tographs ta kenby himsel f andh is firs t  wife,Audrey  Go rdo n, f o rma nyye a rsh is  co m pan ion andhe lp er in  the f i e ld.
He  acc ompan ied the Oxfor d U nive r sit y Exp editi on t oSpits bergen  in 1 92 1 and took many  pho tographsthe re , b ut  theb irds o f t heScottis h mount a ins  a n d gl ens were always hi sr e al  passion . From hi sh ome in A vi emo re ( a n d lat er t h eIsle ofSkye), he  m ade reg ul ar for ay s i nto  thew ilds .

Ofall theScott i sh birds, theg olden eagle w a sh i sf avou rit e. He is be liev e d to  hav e  b een the f irstto ph o tograph both the sn ow  bunti ng an d the whooper  swan at n e s t s in Sco tlan d .H is services to  natu ral histor y  were re cogni sed by t he awardo f  the C.B .E.  in  19 39. He  judged manyp i ping  c ompetit ion s (ofte n w ith  An gus  M acPherson  and Joc kMa cD on ald  of V i ewfield)  i ncl ud ing  hiso wn fav ourit e, t he  G l enf innan G a th e r ing.  H ewasclo se  to m anyo f t he land ed famili eso f Sc ot la nd.

Pu blications 
H er e is a lis ti ngof his p ublicati ons:

 1907 – Birds oft he Loch  an d Mou ntai n (Cassel l) 1912– T h e Char m of t he Hi ll s ( C a ssell )  1 915  –  Hill Bird s ofScotl an d  ( EdwardArnold)
 1920 – La n d o f the Hills a ndtheG l en s – Wi l d L if e  of I ona & the Inner  Hebrides(C a ss ell)
 1921 – W an derings  of a N atura l ist (Ca ssell)
 1 922 – Ami dsnow y was tes (Casse ll)
 192 3 – Hebri d ean M e mo ries(Ca ssell) 
192 5 – T he Cai r ngo rm Hi lls of  S cotlan d (Ca ss ell)
 19 26 – The Immortal Isles  (Will iams& N orgate)
192 7  –Days With  the  Golden Ea gle  (W illia ms&  Norg ate)  1 929 – The  Cha r m of Skye :  T heW i ng ed Isle (Ca s s e ll) 
 193 1 – In the  Hig hlands (Cassell)1933 – Islands  oft h e W est (Cas se ll)
 1935 – Hi ghw ay s and Bywa ys  in the Wes t Highla nd s  (Mac mill
-famous naturalist,_photographer and_folklorist, describing the wildlife_and scenery_of_Scotland. His_books_are still widely_available, and a_recent anthology has been_published.  Their_appeal_is based upon the knowledge of natural history displayed, together with his ability as_a_writer.

Born in_Aberdeen,_he_lived on Deeside and was_educated privately and at Oxford._Given cameras_as a young man, his books were illustrated_with_photographs taken by_himself and his first wife, Audrey Gordon, for many_years his companion and helper in_the field.

He accompanied_the_Oxford_University Expedition to Spitsbergen_in 1921 and took many photographs_there, but the birds of the_Scottish mountains and glens were always his_real passion. From his home in_Aviemore (and later the Isle_of Skye),_he made regular forays into_the wilds.

Of all_the Scottish_birds, the golden_eagle was his favourite. He is_believed to have_been the first to photograph both_the_snow bunting and_the_whooper_swan at_nests in Scotland._His_services to_natural_history were recognised by the award_of_the C.B.E. in 1939.

He judged many piping_competitions (often with Angus_MacPherson_and Jock MacDonald of_Viewfield) including his own favourite,_the Glenfinnan Gathering. He was close_to many_of the_landed families of Scotland.

Publications 
Here is a listing of his publications:

_1907 – Birds of the Loch_and Mountain (Cassell)
 1912_– The_Charm_of the Hills_(Cassell)
_1915 –_Hill Birds of Scotland  (Edward Arnold)
_1920 –_Land of the Hills and the_Glens – Wild Life_of_Iona & the Inner Hebrides (Cassell)
_1921 – Wanderings of a Naturalist_(Cassell)
 1922 – Amid snowy_wastes_(Cassell)
_1923 – Hebridean Memories (Cassell)
_1925 – The Cairngorm Hills of_Scotland (Cassell)
 1926_– The Immortal Isles (Williams & Norgate)
_1927_– Days With the Golden Eagle_(Williams_& Norgate)
 1929 – The Charm_of_Skye:_The Winged Isle (Cassell)
 1931_– In the Highlands (Cassell)
 1933_– Islands of the West (Cassell)
 1935 – Highways_and Byways in_the West Highlands (Macmill