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This website shows the wildlife film productions of Paul Wetton, all captured in stunning clarity using Canon broadcast quality digital video cameras. Please take a look around Pauls website. Click on the images below to take a more in depth look at each of these superb quality wildlife films. |
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A Naturalist's Diary 2019 
The first three months of 2019 were spent close to home but then we headed into the Cairngorms at the end of March catching up with Snow Buntings and Ptarmigan.We spent a week in North Norfolk at the beginning of April where spring migrants were beginning to arrive and Marsh Harriers were nesting. Two of my favourite experiences of 2019 were either side of a fantastic mammal watching holiday in Finland at the end of June. Firstly at the end of April were two early morning trips onto the Welsh moors to watch lekking Black Grouse and secondly another trip up to the Scottish Cairngorms where I was lucky enough to watch Golden Eagles on the nest at the beginning of July. As the year progressed we headed East where a fantastic Baikal Teal was discovered on Kilnsea Wetlands and Stone Curlews were filmed gathering at Cavenham Heath in Suffolk. At the end of the year we watched a wintering Slavonian Grebe at Attenborough Nature Reserve and an Eastern Yellow Wagtail at Prestwick Carr in Northumberland. Please click on the image opposite for further information about this excellent DVD and how to purchase a copy. |
Searching for Wildlife in Subarctic Finland 
This DVD shows the wildlife of the forests and lakes along the Russian border of eastern Finland. Paul and Helen were based at Wild Brown Bear during 2018 and 2019, an area renowned for sightings of three large carnivore species.The film also includes a trip to Oulu in the west to look for the five sought after northern owls with Finnature and a few days further north around Kuusamo searching for Boreal birds. The journey from Helsinki is also covered with stops at Era Eero hides looking for Wolverines and Siikalahti Lakes, supposedly the best bird watching spot in Finland. Please click on the image opposite for further information about this excellent DVD and how to purchase a copy. |
Searching for Butterflies in The Montes Universales:
Helen and Paul spent a week in the stunning scenery of the Montes Universales in Eastern Spain with Greenwings Holidays searching for the rare and endemic butterflies that can be found there in late July.Lead by David Moore and Jon Dunn their group managed to find 104 butterfly species including Spanish specialities such as Oberthur's Anomalous Blue, Spanish Chalk-hill Blue, Sage Skipper, Cinqufoil Skipper, Mother of Pearl Blue and the rare Southern Hermit. Endemic species found were the beautiful Azure Chalk-hill Blue and the late flying Zapater's Ringlet. Please click on the photo for further information about this excellent DVD and how to purchase a copy. |
A Peak District Wildlife Diary:
Paul grew up wandering the moorland hills and riverine dales of the beautiful Peak District National Park. To show everyone the wildlife of this wonderful area, Paul spent three years filming it.It was a labour of love filming colourful Redstarts and Pied Flycatchers in the ancient Oak woodlands. The Dark Peak moorland revealed the secrets of the Ring Ouzel and the Whinchat whilst Grey Wagtails and Dippers inhabit the rivers and streams of the limestone dales in the White Peak. Of course there is much more wildlife to be found in the beautiful environs of the Peak District and much of it has been captured on this film. Please click this photo for more information about this excellent DVD and how to buy your own copy. |
A Butterfly Year: The highly acclaimed twin disc DVD film shows stunning close up footage of all 58 of the Mainland British Butterfly species, where and when they can be found plus details of how to identify them. |
The British Mammal Guide: This twin DVD set shows all of Britain and Irelands terrestrial mammals, the entire range of British Bats plus the Whale and Dolphin species found around the shores of the United Kingdom. |
Searching for Butterflies in Northern Spain: This DVD set shows 94 species of butterflies plus much of the other wildlife encountered on a two week holiday in the dramatic scenery of the Picos de Europa mountains and surrounding areas of Northern Spain. |
A Peak District Wildlife Diary: Paul spent three years watching and filming the wildlife to be found in the Peak District National Park. This film takes a look at this wildlife and includes Redstarts, Dippers and Ring Ouzels plus much more. |
Searching for Butterflies in South West Switzerland: During a visit to South West Switzerland in 2011 Paul captured over 120 species of butterflies on film which led to the making of Searching for Butterflies in South West Switzerland. |
Marmots in The Mist: Whilst filming the butterflies of Switzerland Paul encountered and filmed many other aspects of Swiss wildlife including the flowers, insects, birds and mammals which are shown in this short film set. |
Searching for Butterflies in Southern Bulgaria: This twin DVD film set shows around 140 species of butterflies filmed along the southern borders of Bulgaria and in the Pirin and Rila Mountain ranges during June and July. |
Sousliks in The Sun: Searching for Butterflies in Southern Bulgaria is further complemented by Sousliks in The Sun which is a short 65 minute film showing a selection of the wildlife encountered whilst filming in Bulgaria. |
A Naturalist's Diary 2010 - 2014: Pauls first Naturalist's Diary was produced in 2010 when he spent many hours filming in the British countryside. He shared his experience in the form of a DVD and has continued each year since. |
A Naturalist's Diary 2015 & 2016: A combination of two films in the series show some excellent footage of British mammals in 2015 and the beautiful Derbyshire Peak District in 2016 plus many of Pauls other interesting encounters. |
A Naturalist's Diary 2017: This twin DVD film set shows some of the flowers, insects and birds encountered in 2017 and includes rarities such as Blue Rock Thrush, Common Rock Thrush, Pacific Diver, White-billed Diver, Bluethroat and Scop's Owl. |
A Naturalist's Diary 2018: In 2018 Paul again recorded wildlife of interest around Britain, which included Lesser Emperor and Southern Migrant Hawker Dragonflies, Spotted Sandpiper, Penduline Tit, Green Heron, Grey Catbird and Benny the Beluga Whale. |
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